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And then back up to Baltimore for a visit with my lovely godmother!
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Also a perfect day in October to visit Baltimore's Inner Harbor, which I had not seen since the late 1970s when Harborplace was built.
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The Coast Guard Cutter Taney, last surviving warship from the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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World War II era submarine
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Pride of Baltimore
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Harborplace, full of shops and restaurants. I had one of my best jobs here as a high school student a long time ago.
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USS Constellation, the last all-sail warship built by the U.S. Navy
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Of course, it's not hard to find a pirate at Harborplace.
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A chocolate factory at Harborplace, popular because the attendants sing, clap, and get shoppers involved, who then get free samples of fudge.
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More of Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
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The National Aquarium in Baltimore, also known just as the Baltimore Aquarium, one of the most popular attractions in the city.
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Heading home via Chicago and treated to a beautiful sunset at O'Hare.
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