Drive I-95 : Exit by Exit Info, Maps, History & Trivia


Driving North or South along the US East Coast?

 

 


Hello fellow road trippers:

I-95 blurb here.
Road trips are back and to help those who travel up and down the East coast, Drive I-95: Exit by Exit Info, Maps, History and Trivia” is a guidebook which combines colorful easy-to-follow pictorial maps and fun stories.
Look ahead exit by exit to see which motels (with 800 numbers), gas stations, restaurants, campgrounds, 24-hour pharmacies, auto mechanics, radio stations or radar traps are there.
We share our stories of the road : history on I-95, museums, trivia, towns to explore or places to run the kids. These can be read for entertainment during the drive, and may entice motorists to stop, stretch their legs and discover someplace new.

This is our newsletter where we fill you in on fun and informative stories?? that are not?? in the book.:
1 - FREE coffee along I-95 with your Super 8 mug
2 - Sleep overnight in a berth on a real battleship in NJ
3 - Chocolate lace candy: invented in Russia, found only in Connecticut
4 - Baltimore, newly opened Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American
5 - Exercise at your overnight stop in Lumberton NC
6 - Dogs Ride Free in VA
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Next edition of “Drive I-95: Exit by Exit Info, Maps, History and Trivia” will be the “Pet Accommodations” one. !5% discount for early bird orders. And????

     
1 - Super Coffee at Super 8
In a gesture of hospitality, all Super 8 motels in the United States and Canada will offer travelers unlimited free coffee, anytime, whether they stay overnight or not. To qualify for the free coffee, consumers must buy a Super 8 stainless-steel coffee mug at any of the nearly 2,100 Super 8 motels in the United States and Canada. The suggested retail price is $5.
“It's a given that coffee is a staple of any road trip, and Super 8 is doing its part to help reduce the cost of travel this summer,” said Super 8 President John Valletta. “Every little bit helps.” Phone: (800) 800-8000, or at www.super8.com
 
2 - Battleship New Jersey - Come Aboard!
This is the longest battleship ever built (by 3"), and America's most decorated one and it has served in every military conflict of the 20th century. Now a floating museum with exhibits on the history and design of battleships, a 4D flight simulator ride and amazing tours which include the combat engagement center where you can participate in a missile launch. We've saved the best part for last - on Friday and Saturday evenings in the summer you can sleep on board in the sailor's bunks, chow down in their mess hall and wake to Reveille. Phone: 856-966-1652  www.battleshipnewjersey.org
 
3 - Chocolate Lace
During the turn of the century in Czarist Russia, the privileged enjoyed an opulent lifestyle. Eugenia Tay and her family had a tradition to celebrate first snowfall by drizzling melted caramelized sugar onto the fresh snow. As the sugar cooled, it quickly hardened into crisp lacy patterns. They would take these morsels and dip them into pots of dark chocolate. During the Russian Revolution, Tay immigrated to the United States, settling in New York.

It was at that time that she began making Chocolate Lace for others outside her family. "People started asking her to make it for them for gifts," (now) Mrs. Hauser said. Eventually, a machine was developed to help her make the product. This treat is still made today in Connecticut on a small machine that Eugenia designed which recreates those lacy patterns she remembered from her childhood. No two pieces are the same. You can buy some along I-95 at Exit 21 at The Chocolate Shoppe. Kids will love the showcase full of  21 colors of M & M's and 21 flavors of Jelly Bellies. 1614 Post Rd. Phone: 877-234-9210. www.hauserchocolates.com
 
4 - Remembering the Struggle, Hail the Pride
The brand new Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture, an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution, located just blocks from Baltimore's famous Inner Harbor, highlights 350 years of African American history and culture. There are three permanent galleries: Family & Community, Art & Enlightenment and Building Maryland, Building America. This summer, the traveling exhibit space will feature “The Wreck of the Henrietta Marie”, an exhibit of the largest slave ship wreck ever discovered.
The halls hold interactive learning centers, a resource center, a theater, a recording/listening oral history studio and more. The museum will be a place to remember struggle, celebrate accomplishment and experience culture - a beacon of pride and inspiration for all people.
Phone: 443-263-1800   830 E. Pratt St. Baltimore.
 
5 - No Fees for Gym Visits In Lumberton NC
Lumberton NC's motto is "When you stop here, you're halfway there" because they are located halfway between New York City and Miami. Stopping here is a good thing because the motels in town got together to provide a very interesting service. They have alliances with fitness centers, so if you stay in one here, ask which gym you can go to at no charge. www.lumberton-nc.com Phone 800-359-6971 or 910-739-9999.
 
6 - Pet Lovers Alert - Dogs Ride Free
If you head to the Alexandria City Marina on the second Thursday of each summer month (July 14, 2005 , Thursday August 11, 2005 and Thursday September 8, 2005) you can enjoy a canine Cruise. The forty minute Alexandria Seaport Cruise costs $10.00 per person and each person is allowed one dog at no extra cost.. It is required that the dogs must be on a 6ft flat leash. The sailing times: 6pm, 7pm, 8pm, & 9pm
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7 - Sale on “Drive I-95: Exit by Exit Info, Maps, History and Trivia”
The next edition, #3, of “Drive I-95" will be the “Pet Accommodations” edition. We have reached ?called? every motel chain, independent motel and  B& B along the exits if  I-95 from Boston to Florida and found out? recorded? where you can sleep with pets and ??how much it will cost. Look for the little doggie logo in the services at each exit on our 101 north and south maps. There are ??? new stories for you to have fun along the way.

There is a sale on pre-orders for the book at 15% off   mailing?/ 2 nd copy??> 3 rd one??
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