As I mentioned in the previous post, the fourth day in DC was packed full with walking around DC looking at all the different monuments and memorials. We definitely got our exercise that day. The next stop on our tour … Continue reading
Our fourth day in DC was warm and sunny. Luckily we were able to experience one nice day so that we could walk around looking at monuments and memorials. It would have been so disappointing to leave DC without good … Continue reading
Our third day in DC turned out to be rather crazy weather. Again it was raining, and by raining I mean A LOT! Towards the end of the afternoon the rain turned into icy snow. The snow was rather unexpected. … Continue reading
During our second day in DC we went to the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum. It holds the largest collection of historic air and space craft in the entire world. Here is a look at some of the fun … Continue reading
Our second day in DC turned out to be cold, rainy and foggy. Not quite what we were hoping for! Given the weather we delayed checking out all the major monuments and instead headed to the National Mall and then … Continue reading
Last weekend we headed to Washington DC for a weekend of exploring with our friend Luke, who was here on holiday. We started the day early with collecting the car and packing it all up. Tate was excited to go … Continue reading
A few weeks ago Richard’s parents left to return home. We really miss having them here and Tate often mentions them. Today Tate even told me he thinks the sofa is their bedroom as that’s where they slept. Even though … Continue reading
The last stop on our road trip was the Dinosaur Place at the Nature’s Art Village. It is located on 50 acres of woodland with a 1.5 mile trail, filled with over 40 dinosaurs. First stop for us was the … Continue reading
Now back to the next stop on our road trip- Cape Cod. Cape Cod is a beautiful area to visit in Massachussets. Right at the tip is Provincetown which we visited first. It wasn’t a very easy place to drive … Continue reading
The next stop on our trip was to Plimoth Plantation. Plimoth Plantation is a re-creation of a 17th century English village. It gives visitors an idea of what life would have been like for the settlers in Plymouth in 1627. … Continue reading