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Letzter Tag Entspannung
... uns schon eine halbe Weltreise wäre. Danach sind wir spazieren gegangen an einem tollen Fluss mit wildem Wasser und kleineren Wasserfällen. Leider hatte ich mit keiner so großen Aktion gerechnet und hatte weder meine Kamera mit noch passendes Schuhwerk (Flipflops), die Pfade mit der Aufschrift "dangerous" gerne mitgemacht haben. Das ganze stellte sich auf dem Rückweg ...
Wow Washington
... a little ways down and sat to have a little picnic. Then it was on to the Library of Congress. Of course we had to go through security in every building in DC. The LOC had great exhibits: "Books that Shaped America," and a collection of Thomas Jefferson's books. Next, to the Capitol building - the tour there was good, just enough information without being boring. We saw the Rotunda and a few other rooms. One ...
Flying MAN-IAD
... of shrimp and salmon was served, followed by a fresh seasonal greens salad with tomato, dried cherries, mini fruit, and croutons with a delicious tropical fruit dressing (first time I’ve ever seen that as an option in United BusinessFirst cabin). For the main course, I ate Indian-spiced shrimp with tomato sauce, basmati rice, and julienned vegetables. Outstanding. For dessert, I consumed some grapes followed by a sundae.
I was too tired to do anything productive, so ...
Highs and lows in the capital city!!
... of the day! Holly and natassa stopped and asked a police man on a funky police segway where we could find food and he directed us towards pennslyvania road. We found this quite quickly and more or less stopped in the first cafe we found. The girls all ordered various salads and phil (getting into the spirit of america) a huge steak and cheese baguette. As washington dc is famous for having many free museums we decided to check out the national history museum. However as soon as we ...
Congress' Library lotsa Books
... national treasure. The true blossoming of the LOC was during the stewardship of Mr. Spofford, the Librarian from 1864 to 1897, the Library was built into the "national institution" it is today. This is via the copyright law that required two copies of every book published in America, to be provided to the LOC, without charge. What a scam! But through that a wonderful Library was developed and has been maintained.
And this library doesn't just have books, copies of ...
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