After an unexpected weather cancellation on JetBlue flight 607, I faced being stranded in Portland until the next day.

The first stop on this foggy morning was the Seashore Trolley Museum. It was closed but I got to see a few trolley cars in the yard.

For the last city on JetBlue’s All You Can Jet pass this month, I landed in Chicago in the afternoon. Having little sense of direction and knowledge of what was around, I asked what the cheapest method to get downtown was. The subway was surprisingly simple and cheap, at $2.25.

Reboarding Sincerely blue, I headed to Chicago on board JetBlue flight #923.

On the fourth to last flight of the All You Can Jet pass with JetBlue, Captain John and first officer Yuri got us to Boston through partly cloudy skies.

We started our day driving towards Raleigh. Not knowing if anything nearby was worthy of a few minutes of our time, I looked through the GPS destinations and found Replacements, Ltd. I once heard about the company when someone I know needed to replace some knives in her collection.

Starting another day on JetBlue’s All You Can Jet pass, we headed toward the Biltmore Estates in Ashville.

After a long and anxious drive to JFK in traffic from New Jersey, I made it for flight 1087. Captain Derek and first officer J.R. got Come…

I woke up bright and early to get to the Pennsylvania state capitol. Due to it being a Saturday, much of the capitol was closed and the only option available was to take a tour.