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New England Trip 2012 – Day 5 – Castle Craig and Meriden, Connecticut

Posted on October 20, 2012 by Ron

New England Trip 2012 – Day 5 – Castle Craig and Meriden, Connecticut The night before, as the sun dropped below the horizon o, or at least behind the trees, we decided to pull off the highway and stay the … Continue reading →

Posted in Connecticut, USA | Tagged autumn colors, bicyclists, bright sunlight, castle craig, clear skies, convertibles, Fall colors, hillside, iron staircase, Mayan God of Rain and Thunder, meriden connecticut, motorcyclists, National Register of Historic Places, New England Trip 2012, reservoir dam, roadway, sports cars, walkers, Walter Hubbard | Leave a comment

Chichen-Itza, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico

Posted on March 15, 2006 by Ron

Posted in Caribbean & Mexico, Chichen-Itza, Mexico | Tagged Ball court, Ballcourt, bottled water, Chac, Chichen-Itza, columns, El Castillo, El Castillo o Templo de Kukulcan, El Observatorio o Caracol, fall equinoxes, group leader, guided tour, Iguana, La Iglesia, Las Monjas, map, masks, Mayan, Mayan God of Rain and Thunder, merchants, Mexico, national geographic, nunnery, pathways, Platform of Jaguars and Eagles, Platforma de los Craneos o Tzompanti, Plaza de las Mil Columnas, RJHay, Ron Hay, scrapbook, serpent, skulls, slithers, snakes, spring and fall, stonework, Temlo de los Guerreros, temple of kukulcan, Temple of the Deer, Temple of the Warriors, Templo dei Cenote Xtoloc, Templo des las Grandes Measa, The Church, The Observatory, tidbit, tour, tour books, tour groups, tour leader, Wall of skulls, Warrior Columns, Yucatan Peninsula, yucatan peninsula mexico | 3 Comments

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