#19 Pennsylvania
Fallingwater designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Mill Run
Photo Credit: David Mark from Pixabay
April 12th and April 16th to April 18th, 2020
Mill Run, Philadelphia
“It is at least as possible for a Philadelphian to feel the presence of Penn and Franklin as for an Englishman to see the ghosts of Alfred and Becket. Tradition does not mean a dead town; it does not mean that the living are dead but that the dead are alive.”
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RT @SteinbeckCenter: Now safely back home, our friend Bryan Starchman was traveling to all 50 states in 120 days in honor of the 60th an… https://t.co/idHpugfTWz -
My latest episode. @podomatic Part 7 Travels with Starchman https://t.co/3Fb66Fw3Lw
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Check out this Podomatic episode! Part 6 Travels with Starchman https://t.co/72jhqZ1OCH #PODCASTINGCOVID @podomatic
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Only shutting down four states is like having a peeing section in the pool. #coronavirus #covid19 #usa
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Oh look! Something that magically turns coffee into crap you won’t drink. https://t.co/yrNf6gPCMC
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Just spent an hour in a mall watching people trying to use the escalator without using their hands. Forget TP, ther… https://t.co/VodK7eu9ys
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Thread#3 1/ #UnitedScenes -#BigSur-#SLO-#LasVegas. Next up: my favorite place in all of CA: Deetjen’s #BigSur Inn.… https://t.co/csjhGcUbiV
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1/ In the fall of 1960 John #Steinbeck set out across the United States with his French poodle Charley. He had a c… https://t.co/PVMV4q5dMd
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Recognizing the "Ma Joads" of this world. And the Scout Finches. And the Hermione Grangers. And the Katniss Ever… https://t.co/kDsYHQJg9a