http://www.independenttraveler.com/travel-tips/hotel-and-b-and-b/big-city-b-and-bs
Mostly people think of B&Bs as being vacation areas, but there are a number of them in cities, including Jersey City, NJ. One of these days I do have to get up to that one and visit since it is very close to where my daughter lives.
Of course, my B&B is located high atop a mountain far from any big cities. I guess the closest urban area would be Elizabethton - I can't count Mountain City as Urban although it is a very nice small town. "Urban", I wonder in what context a city would be considered Urban?
Words and images are interesting...Urban...what does that mean to you? New York City? Denver?, San Francisco?
Then there is the question I've wanted to know the answer to for many years...when does a grain of sand become a pebble become a stone become a rock become a boulder? I'm sure there must be definitions in geology, but I don't know. Can someone answer this question for me? Don't think it can be found on Google.
On that note, I'll end this blog
Till next time when I'll hope to share the magic of the mountains with you.
