Travelling by car is not always' easy, especially if all three occupants have a different idea about the destination and the best way to achieve it. However, in some way today we went to Williamsburg, the capital of Virginia from 1699 until the Revolution and rebuilt, at least with regard to the historical center, just as it was during that period, with lots of extras in costume, shops, etc. .. . A little 'as in Palmanova, only here that lasts all year. Meanwhile I learn a lot of things in the midst of a particularly English Quellin dressed guy tells us it was politics in those days and I think I hear someone listening to the old and tells how it used to be in the list. The carnival continues to Jamestown, where there is' the reconstruction of the first settlement and also somewhere where the archaeological dig to continue. All this and 'very well organized, especially for children that I think a lot of fun, but the exhibition areas are huge and end of the day I'm overwhelmed and I saw less than half' of things. However well. Come back
prefer the safety of the ferry, which reminds me in an impressive manner the one who tried to sink me, and bow and sailed Masuri on. So 'I see the river from a different perspective and step through the real country, with cornfields, silos, service stations and half-ruined wooden houses that seem prefabricated containers.
But when you go to sea?
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