Banff in the Canadian Rockies June 20, 2018

My soul was aching to play in the snow so we went to Banff in the Canadian Rockies in Alberta, Canada for a week in January and it was everything our souls could ask for. Sorry everyone, I know it’s summer and was debating posting this in winter but figured what happens if someone would […]

Jebus Mews: Studies of Dr. Chewie June 9, 2018

Subject B, Subject C, and Jiminy – Withholding Affection I’ve gone deep into my studies, that’s why you haven’t been seeing me. Been testing new techniques that come to mind. Even though you think of science as all logic, there’s a component of creativity to it. Lately, my mind has been keeping me up an […]

City Tavern June 9, 2018

City Tavern in Philadelphia is located at 138 South 2nd Street. It’s a recreation of the 18th century building that used to sit there. The original tavern was a favorite spot of our founding fathers. The original tavern was built in 1773 and the first 4th of July celebration was held here in 1777. The […]

Adventures with Travel Gourmand: Pike Place Market & Snoqualmie Falls May 15, 2018

We spent our last day in Seattle exploring with Travel Gourmand (other bloggers that we didn’t get to meet, we’ll try and meet up next time, there’s a time and place for everything) and she surprised us with a dose of nature before we departed the west coast for good. We met Travel Gourmand (TG) […]

Smith Tower May 9, 2018

Smith Tower stands at 38 story (484ft/147.52m) in Pioneer Square and was completed in 1914. It was the tallest building west of the Mississippi River. In 1931, Kansas city Power and Light became the tallest building and in 1962 the Space Needle took the title. The building is a Seattle landmark. Named after firearm and […]

Seattle Underground with Beneath the Streets May 1, 2018

Beneath the streets of Pioneer Square lies the remnants of ‘Old Seattle’, where you can get a glimpse of the city’s early days. The Underground is a network of basements, tunnels, and passageways underneath Pioneer Square in downtown. On June 6, 1889, a cabinet maker accidentally lit up and overturned a glue pot. What ensued […]

Seattle April 10, 2018

We didn’t want our Canadian half of the trip to end because Seattle meant we would be flying home in 2 days. But Seattle also meant meeting a new friend, blogger Travel Gourmand. We tried to link up with a handful of other bloggers but it just didn’t work out (there’s always next time:) ). […]

SAn Francisco

Muir Woods

Muir Woods National Monument is my first and favorite forest. To this date, they are the tallest trees I’ve ever seen. I was ten the first time I walked amongst these tree friends. Every hike gets compared to Muir Woods’ redwood trees. Continue reading →

California Academy of Sciences

California Academy of Sciences is one of the nations largest natural history museums. It houses over 26 million specimens according to wiki and is located in Golden Gate Park. Continue reading →

Grace Cathedral

In one of San Francisco’s hilliest sections sits Grace Cathedral, an Episcopal Cathedral. It was founded in 1849 during the California Gold Rush. It’s an amazing structure and one of our favorite places to visit. Continue reading →

San Francisco

San Francisco was founded on June 29, 1776 by Spanish colonists. It is named for the Italian saint St. Francis of Assisi. The city grew rapidly during the California Gold Rush Days of 1849. It’s a great but hilly walking city. Continue reading →

San Francisco, CA

City by the bay…
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Jebus Mews & Andrea

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