ABOUT ME:

Hi! My name is Aaron Petit. I am a Senior at Loyola University Maryland in Baltimore. I have created this Traveling Report Blog for this course and for a way to document my travels throughout New Jersey and potentially other locations I visit throughout the Summer. I will share my most memorable experiences through these posts and I hope you find my travels enjoyable to read about!

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