National Toy Train Museum

This station-inspired building houses a collection of toy trains ranging from the 1800’s to the present. With several operating layouts and other local attractions in theme with trains and toy trains, the National Toy Train Museum in Strasburg, Pennsylvania is a stop that should be on your list.

Key West, Florida

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CocoCay, Bahamas

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Nassau, Bahamas

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Cocoa Beach, Florida

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Nemours Mansion and Gardens in Wilmington, DE

For the holidays we took a little visit with some family to one of the Dupont mansions. The home is supposedly furnished the way it was left, and decked out for Christmas with a tree in every room. Although the staff kept complaining about the weather, and insisting that spring is the best season to come for a visit, I’d argue that winter is just as good a time as any to see the grounds of the estate.

Christmas Village in Philadelphia

We’ve been to Philadelphia several times, but were never able to visit the annual Christmas Village. This year, we did!

Photo Journal: Stone Harbor, New Jersey

Since we were wed in 2012, we haven’t been to the beach together. Here’s our first trip, in quiet Stone Harbor, New Jersey.

Photo Journal: Worlds End State Park

This past weekend we went camping at Worlds End State Park in PA.  It was the perfect weekend with sunny skies and highs in the mid 70’s.  If you ever get the chance I highly recommend that you go (and of course get the full experience by using a tent!). Check out some (hopefully)awesome photos I grabbed while we were out!

Photo Journal: Longwood Gardens

The holidays have somewhat escaped us this year. Although we decorated, things seem different. We aren’t as excited this year and the season seems empty. In an effort to re-kindle our eagerness, we met up with some family to tour Longwood Gardens.