By Julian (The Texas Giant, 10 ft 5 in) We started this day by exploring Greensboro. The city is named in honor of Nathaniel Greene (a major general of the Continental Army of the American Revolution). The city was also was known as “Greensborough.” The city is filled with grandiose architecture, but I must admit…
By Julian (The Texas Giant, 10 ft 5 in) Before we left Wilmington, we exhibited its history. Wilmington is a vibrant city with astounding classicalism. So much of Wilmington oughta remind ya of 19th century-Southern classicalism with the ancient monuments, antique buildings, and even the horses! Wilmington is one of the greatest places in North…
By Julian (The Texas Giant, 10 ft 5 in) We packed our stuff and left our campsite for GOOD! Before leaving Ocracoke Island, we viewed the town of Ocracoke. Ocracoke has a great coastline were folks can meditate on the sound of the Atlantic. The place is also nice for fishing and sailing. It reminds…
By Julian (The Texas Giant, 10 ft 5 in) We hopped out of our dunking beds and screamed: “it’s roadie time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!” Because it’s Sunday, we had to go to mass. For mass, we attended St Benedict’s Parish (Chesapeake, VA). The traditional mass was brilliant and we also got to see a group of communicants receive…
By Julian (The Texas Giant, 10 ft 5 in) We started the dunking day by driving across foggy mayhem (AQI was high). We drove out of Harrisburg from into Conshohoken (we did this as dunking Texans who drove through the outer limits). Once we arrived in Conshohoken, we attended a traditional Catholic Latin mass at…
By Julian (The Texas Giant, 10 ft 5 in) We started the day by hopping out of our Best Western beds and getting back on the road as Texas Roadies driving to Vanceburg. Vanceburg was a neat n’ classy town that bordered a railway and the Ohio River. Both the river and the railway were very…
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