| 06/26/10, 08/31/20 |
| Penn-Dutch, and Newport Flower Show & The Breakers |
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On June 19, 2010, Elton and I decided to go to Penn-Dutch. It's my favorite place. It's all peace and tranquility in the areas with farms! The first thing we did when we got to Kitchen Kettle was admire the brick with Ma's name. The trip reminded me of how much fun Ma had when she visited the area. Ma left this world on June 18, 2010. May she rest in Peace! |
| Magnolia |
| Banjo Jimmy & The Red Rose Ramblers, at Kitchen Kettle |
We got stuck on I-95 between exits 88 and 91. It appears there was a very bad accident. It took us more than 2 hours to drive between these exits. The flower show at Rosecliff was not as large as others I have been to but it was nice nonetheless. After the flower show, we went to The Breakers, once a summer home for the Vanderbilt family. The Historic Landmark closes as 5 but since we were delayed on the highway they remained open until 6. For more information, please click here. |
| Lily of the Nile |
| The flower show had an African theme. |
| Rosecliff |
| Magnolia |
| Dahlia |
| Dahlia |
| Sea Holly |
| Clematis |
| Allium |
| Crown of Thorns |
| Peruvian Lily |
| Part of the ceiling |
| Staircase |
| Various roses |
| Views from the back of the Rosecliff. |
The Breakers. We were not allowed to take photographs inside the mansion. |
| The mansion next door. |
| Front |
| Back |
| Side |
Flowers at the rest stop (service station) in Connecticut on our way home. |
| Across the bay from the back yard of The Breakers |
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| Good 'N Plenty Restaurant |
| View from Eli's |
| Views across the street from Bird-In-Hand Bakery |
| Group photo |
| What is taking place to have so many horses and buggies lined up? |
| E l t o n |
| J o r g e |
| Daisies? |