
More Marathon Photos:
I destroyed my old asphalt patio. 4000 images later here is a little video.
I found this image
Statue of Liberty
at this blog
http://blog.wahanda.com/2009/10/19/wahanda-launches-us-website/
A thick chocking smoke laid upon the streets of Magoun Square. I grabbed my camera and ran a few blocks towards the smoke and noise.

I found an image of my kennedy stamp at petermanseye
Very small thumbnail in the left panel
remembering-jfk
Flight:
The Oasis of the Seas home port is Fort Lauderdale Everglades. The Fort Lauderdale airport was a ten minute cab ride (roughly $13 per meter but I tipped $17). The Miami airport is about an hour ride. I highly recommend flying through FLL because it is less time with a squirmy toddler in a car. We did not bring a car seat and just held our daughter on our lap. We had no trouble getting a cab to take us. And we did not have to haul our child seat everywhere. However, you risk a ticket by not using a child seat to the risk is yours.
On our flight down we ha booked two seats in a row with a empty seat between us. I choose near the back of the plane in hopes that we would get a free seat.
During the flight we used an infant seat belt. This seat belt from KidsFlySafe is awesome and totally worth the $75 if you can’t borrow one from a friend. Alternatively I have seen postings on ebay where you can “rent” the seat belt.
Our flight landed at 9am so we had time kill at the airport.
The Romanian Tall Ship Mircea (left) and the Brazilian Tall Ship Cisne Branco wait on Boston’s Fish Pier for thousands of guests on July 11, 2009 in Boston.
BOSTON – JULY 11: Long lines wait to board the Romanian Tall Ship Mircea on July 11, 2009 in Boston during the Tall Ship Exposition.
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Mircea
BOSTON – JULY 11:The Uruguayan Tall Ship Capitan Miranda wait on Boston’s Fish Pier for thousands of guests on July 11, 2009 in Boston during the Tall Ship Exposition.
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Capitan miranda
More Tall Ship Images:
I found one of my images image in this blog article
http://www.forumforthefuture.org/greenfutures/articles/Sparking_a_green_revolution
This is the image: