Driving North to Lothian, Maryland

Our drive starts on
Interstate 64 West.

The trees have yet

to leaf out.

We take the ramp on

the left to Interstate

295, which loops

around Richmond.  

Eric pulled into a

Flying J for diesel

fuel & propane.

Spotsylvania is named for

Alexander Spotswood, 

Colonial Virginia's

Lieutenant Governor 

from 1710 to 1722.

There's smoke

ahead....

A car fire...

Someone's having

a really bad day.

We felt the shock wave when

the gas tank exploded.

The EZPass Express ramps

are on the left.

This run of noise barrier

 walls has a door in  it.

The cut away of the limo
on the side of the building
is eye catching.

Eric & I are continuing

on Interstate 95/495

 around Washington D.C. 

to Maryland.

The George Washington
National Masonic
Monument is in
the distance.

Elevated highway ramps &

construction cranes

We cross the Potomac River
on the Woodrow Wilson
Memorial Bridge.

Entering Maryland....

This state has the most

colorful state flag.

After traveling north on
Maryland Route 337...

We turn onto Maryland

Route 4.

Horses on the water tower
at the Show Place Arena.

Eric & I are returning to

 Duncan's Family Campground

 in Lothian, Maryland.

We have plans to return to Annapolis for a tour with Squire Frederick and have plans to visit the U.S. Capitol, a couple of museums and some monuments in Washington, D.C.