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Tag Archives: Smithsonian Institution
National Air and Space Museum
More rain again this morning. Once it let up we took the train to Washington DC again. The first thing we saw when we came up from the Metro subway train this morning was a line of food trucks getting … Continue reading
Washington DC
It rained again this morning and then remained overcast and light fog for most of the day. We learned the first time we were here that driving ourselves to the capitol is a really bad idea. Taking the train in … Continue reading
Even More Museums
Frost on the windshield! This is not a good thing for us snowbirds! We’re holding off until after Thanksgiving so we can spend that time with our kids, but as soon as that is over we’re heading for warmer weather. … Continue reading
More DC Tours
Our tour driver today said the Supreme Court building is the largest all marble building in the world. Currently it is covered with scaffolding and draped with an image of the building while it undergoes some renovation. We went inside … Continue reading
DC Museums
We drove ourselves to DC the last two days, but this time we took the train. That’s a much better idea. The roads in DC are a mess. The first thing we saw when we got off the train was … Continue reading