For my
first stop, I drove an hour and forty minutes (106 miles) to Mt. Vernon,
Illinois. While I drove, I listened to the radio and I was very observant of my
surroundings (mainly highways and fields of grass). When I got to Mt. Vernon, I
visited the CedarHurst Center for the Arts. It was filled with various art
pieces from all over the world. My favorite painting was by William James
Glackens called “Summer Day” and of course it featured the thing that inspired
my journey: the beach. I stayed there for about two hours, ate lunch, then I continued
my journey onward to Tennessee, where I will make a few more stops before I get
to my final destination to Myrtle Beach.Sunday, April 19, 2015
Adventure Day 1
For my
first stop, I drove an hour and forty minutes (106 miles) to Mt. Vernon,
Illinois. While I drove, I listened to the radio and I was very observant of my
surroundings (mainly highways and fields of grass). When I got to Mt. Vernon, I
visited the CedarHurst Center for the Arts. It was filled with various art
pieces from all over the world. My favorite painting was by William James
Glackens called “Summer Day” and of course it featured the thing that inspired
my journey: the beach. I stayed there for about two hours, ate lunch, then I continued
my journey onward to Tennessee, where I will make a few more stops before I get
to my final destination to Myrtle Beach.
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