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November 24, 2010 in Photos, Travelogues by Margaret Kimball
The nation's oldest public Aquarium is hidden in the basement of the Department of Commerce. It is not the place to find huge sharks, or to watch dolphins dance on their tails. It is a place to spend a peaceful hour or two marveling at fish, amphibians, and some precious little sharks. It is also the place to see the Potomac's notorious snakehead. Read More →
November 18, 2010 in Insider Tips, Photos, Travelogues by Margaret Kimball
The other day, I decided to stop by the National Botanical Garden and see what the Conservatory has to offer. I wasn't sure what I would find on such a cold day in late Autumn, but as this was to be my first visit, I was up for a little exploration. Read More →
September 28, 2010 in News, Photos by Sarah Jones
Shenandoah National Park, 90 minutes (75 miles) West of Washington DC, is one of the most spectacular places in the US to see the Fall Foliage. The Park contains over 197,000 acres of land, over 500 miles of trails, (including 101 miles of the Appalachian Trail), and is famous for its panoramic views and photo ops along Skyline Drive, a 105-mile road that winds through the entire Park. Color doesn't just come from trees, flowers, and plants, but also in the form of Shenandoah's wildlife. Read More →
