We had a little time between Georgia and Maine, so we decided to spend a week in the D.C. area.
We found a "small" RV park in Maryland to stay for the week. It's not one I would recommend as a place to stay, not even overnight. In case you're looking to check out the area this is one to avoid: Evergreen Point Village in Frederick, Maryland.
We did find the train was the best way to get into D.C., there's even a bus you can hope on and off, the cost is only $1.00 each time you board. Because we didn't know about boarding the train from this area we scoped it out the day prior and spoke to a young man who filled us in on the details. He also gave us free passes.How long do I have
to wait here?
The Washington Union Station is lovely. It is a major train station, transportation hub. The station opened in 1907 and is Amtrak's Headquarters as well as the railroad's second-busiest station. There are loads of food places and lots of shopping. I wouldn't even begin to guess how many people pass through the station on a daily basis, but annually close to five-million ride the train.
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| Union Station |
We made two trips into D.C. The first day we did a lot a walking, but, the second time we did the on and off bus ride.
We hope you enjoy our photos!
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The parks are beautiful and a great place for
relaxing and enjoying lunch.
Washington D.C. is an excellent place to visit. As with any area, with it's vast history and museums, it's a place you could visit numerous times.
David's Buddy Stops:
What's up Doc?
There he goes, off to find another BUDDY!
What's next!
The gardens of Maine that we visited this summer.
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