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    White Mountain National Park, Vermont. Walked along the ridge in the distance, three peaks. Views[337] White Mountain National Park, Vermont. Views[935] White Mountain National Park, Vermont. Don't recall the treks name but 8 hours up and down three peaks. Great Weather and Autumn colours Views[858] White Mountain National Park, Vermont, USA Views[258] Country accommodation in White Mountains National Park for two nights, love the pumpkins, these are baby ones. Views[312]
     
    White Mountain National Park, Vermont USA Views[178] Halloween is on its way and everywhere I went where these huge pumpkins for sale, kicking myself as I reckon I could of carved a beauty. Views[156] Vermont's Autumn leaves. Views[133] Typical grain silos in Vermont, USA. Passed many of these on the road trip. Views[314] Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, grand hotel, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. I thought it was a castle before I wikipedia it, still an impressive building but feel a little bit cheated now. Views[209]
     
    Enjoying a quiet beer at Blue Mountain Lake, Adirondacks, New York State, USA Views[253] Unsure of the name of this lake but it is in the Adirondacks National Park, New York State. So many lakes up here had no public access. Views[164] It's a Squirrel with a nut, nut behind camera as well. Views[155] Just a house I thought looked pretty USA'ish. Images of servants etc. Views[154] Typical housing in the Pennsylvanian state. Views[143]
     
    New York City, photo taken from the bus on the way back to Philadelphia. Views[145] Empire State Building, New York, in all its glory. Views[175] Times Square, New York. Mickey, Minnie, Elmo and the naked cowboy where out and about so to speak. The latter not what you really want to see as a bloke to be honest. Views[226] Statue of Liberty, my artistic shot. Closest I got to it. Views[139] Ground Zero, apparently there is a monument behind the big fence but it wasn't visible when I was here. Views[195]
     
    New York City over a Central Park lake, Views[179] Rockefeller Building, New York. Views[160] View from Empire State Building, New York, that nice chap is in the photo again, must be following me. Views[153] View from Empire State Building, New York. Views[194] View from Empire State Building, New York, Statue of Liberty in the background Views[716]
     
    Memorial to the soldiers lost in the Korean War. Views[139] Atlantic City Beach, USA's Blackpool, no swimming here either. Views[239] Atlantic City Boardwalk, USA's Blackpool Views[333] Ringing Rocks, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Honestly we walked around this place hitting rocks and they did indeed either give out a thud or a bell ring. I suggested a sledge hammer next time for real affect. Views[190] Ringing Rocks, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. OK so when someone says grab a hammer we are off to a national park to hit rocks because they ring like a bell, just go you'll enjoy it. Views[175]
     
    Cemetery in Philadelphia, unsure of the name of this place but some fairly high end graves here. Views[204] Downtown Philadelphia Views[166] First baseball game Philadelphia vs St Louis Cardinals. Yep it was cold. Views[134] First baseball game Philadelphia vs St Louis Cardinals. For the record the Philly's won. Views[182] Philadelphia vs St Louis Cardinals, my first baseball game, this mascot has made tv internationally. Phillie Phanatic. Views[189]
     
    The room to the left of the door was where the Declaration of Independance was signed along with many other momentous decisions to make the USA what it is today. Hope I got this right Libby, I was listening on the tour. Views[140] Libby my tour guide of the famous Philadelphia Walking Tours, look them up they are great. Amish schoolhouse where me and Libby planned my next trip using the map on the back wall. Views[262] When in an Amish Village you just gotta pose in a carriage. It's how us tourists roll. Some bugga give me back my horse please. Views[193] Armish bedroom in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Check out the rope as the base. Apparently they no longer have these, can see why when supportopedic was invented. Views[148]  
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