We went to DC and Baltimore last year and it was awesome. We were at the game that our team threw a no hitter against the Nationals which was spectacular. We didn’t do much in DC because there was some riots at the time but we made it out safely. Baltimore we done tons of stuff though like seen the Museum of Industry, Orioles game, good Chinese restaurant all kinds of stuff. Also done DC in 2008 as well it was awesome. I have a picture of me at the Capitol Building and several other monuments there. I also saw someone fall on the Lincoln Memorial and crack their head open which was not pleasant lol. We done the Air&Space museum in 2009 it was absolutely spectacular.FWIW, DC is crazy but the last time we went, we stayed well outside of DC and took the train in. No driving involved, get dropped off close to whatever we wanted to see.
I bring this up as DC has a number of free museums which might be worth seeing. I enjoyed seeing the free stuff, and that can free up money to see other things.
There's an air and space museum that I recall being easy to get to and from on the outskirts. We hit that up on our first day, then went to the campground we were staying at, and the rest of our trip we'd just drive the 15 minutes or so to the outermost hub, park, ride the train in. Very low key and easy. Maybe hit up stuff outside the city on the way in/out, or if it's a week long stay, you could alternate days in and out of the city.
We do the same thing when we go down to NYC, park at Southeast Train Station and ride down. None of the traffic (well plenty in CT). I always get a kick out of passing through Valhalla.
I know a few people who have made it out alive lol. I’d love to catch a Tigers game not that I like the Tigers but it’s part of my goal to go to every MLB park.
Nice short skis for a beginner. I remember them giving me skis that were as long as I was tall and getting a handle on those was a bear.
The ballpark is quite relaxing and nice actually.
I want to go there but that would require at least 2 weeks off of work though which I’ve got the PTO for but they would never allow two consecutive weeks off.When I was in Seattle this past July I remembered you mentioned about wanting to visit every MLB parks and immediately thought of you when I passed the stadium a few times.
Seattle is definitely a place to visit in July - September when it’s still nice and sunny, weather great.
Very interesting place to visit.
They are between her chin and nose. Not that small.
So take your own car and go to the takeout place of your choice.
in any case, they are more maneuverable.
