Tagged With "Kent"

I'm visiting Delaware next month so I'll add Kent County to my list of small town USA . Love the Delmarva area. Full of Markets, History and hands on exhibits.

Thanks for sharing Michelle and welcome to TG! You did a fantastic job showing us why people love the area and your photos are terrific! Is Spring your favorite time to visit?

Thanks for the tour I should have taken on my one trip to the Hill Country...although with only one day, it seems I would have needed another trip anyway, and that Kent Black barbecue plate is calling my name right now...

Travel Rob, spring is my favorite time to visit the Texas Hill Country because the land is in full bloom with all the wildflowers, bees, and birds. Plus the weather is so nice, you'll want to be outside. If you are use to warmer weather, come during July 4th because we treat that holiday like Christmas and go all out with parades and festivals and fireworks. Autumn offers its own seasonal charm and warmth. You really do have to visit mulitple times to experience it all!

You've sold me on Kent Black's BBQ! The sampler's feast has my name written on it as well.

I've only been in the Hill Country one day, and that specifically was to hike Enchanted Rock area. Several pals and I did a day trip from a meeting in San Antonio and had a great time there. Definitely time to head back soon. Thanks for the wonderful post, and welcome to TravelGumbo!

I grew up in Texas but haven't visited half the places mentioned here. Thank you for a great article with some fun and interesting places to visit.

One of England's oldest and most important religious buildings, the Cathedral was the goal of the pilgrms in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales.

Stephanie Kalina-Metzger shares some of the travel gems for you to enjoy when visiting Delaware's Kent County.

The Texas Hill Country is like holy ground for people who need an escape from their fast-paced lives. Michelle Carr offers us her favorite places to See, Eat and Stay.

In Dickens study room he had shelves - full of books. Some were old and some new. Some titles were unheard of. Many of the books were "Dummies" and Dickens had invented humorous titles for them.

Originally Posted by GarryRF: In Dickens study room he had shelves - full of books. Some were old and some new. Some titles were unheard of. Many of the books were "Dummies" and Dickens had invented humorous titles for them. So in addition to all those classic novels, Dickens also created the famous "Dummies" series. "Microsoft Office for Dummies", "Writing for Dummies" -- you know the series I'm talking about. Thanks for that little tid-bit Garry!

DrF. That was the sort of observation that had me thrown out of English Literature in College, Thank you for the reminder.

It's clear now why I pursued a career in the sciences, rather than in the arts.

" The men who learn endurance, are they who call the whole world, brother." Charles Dickens As a young man I was told that this was "the best years of my life" and pursued its promise. Subsequently - my end of year Report Card from the school Head Master contained such quotes "Garry sets himself low standards - which he fails to achieve" But the memories .......

Nice image...reminds me of both Edward Hopper and Charles Addams!

Charles Dickens has been a favourite British author of mine since high school. I have fond memories of getting lost reading  A Tale of Two Cities  and  Great Expectations.