Eric starts our drive on
A crew works on the
right road shoulder.
Here comes the rain....
The Interstate 95 North
sign is a bit blurry.
Eric and I have traveled this route three times since we retired in 2012.
The Nash County Water Tower
blends into the grey sky.
Much of America's East Coast
highways look like this, with
trees bordering the roadway.
Eric gets a picture of his
trademark socks while I
drive.
Welcome to Virginia
Virginia is for lovers.
The Prince George County
Water Tower welcomes
visitors.
In Colonial America, the
Imported from the Caribbean, Pineapples were an expensive and highly prized fruit. Its cost and scarcity led to the Pineapple's display as a symbol of prosperity by wealthy ship captains, bankers, etc.
I follow the signs to
the beltway around
.
Traffic moves to the right to
pass a road crew working
in the left most lane.
Just 131 miles to
Washington, D.C.
A barge heading east on
the Appomattox River.
The Varina-Enon Bridge
spans the James River.
I think cable-stayed bridges are beautiful.
It's cooler here & the trees
aren't leafing out yet.
We take the Interstate 95
North exit toward
Washington, D.C.
I took this photo of the
Caroline County Water
Tower when we fueled
up at the Flying J Travel
Center in Ruther Glen.
I take another shift behind the
wheel at the Rest Area just
before the Virginia Welcome
Center.
ethereal on a cloudy day.
We follow Interstate 95/
495, the Capital Beltway to
Baltimore, Maryland.
Monument in Alexandria.
This monument shows George Washington's Masonic activities and the organization's activities during the Revolutionary War and the early years of our country.
It's always a challenge to get
a photo of the Woodrow
marker.
The Potomac River is the boundary between Virginia and Maryland.
The Maryland Welcomes You
sign is at the north end of
the Wilson Memorial Bridge.
MGM has a hotel & casino
at the National Harbor.
The Water Tower at Andrews
We take Exit 11A toward
Upper Marlboro.
That is one very large
crane.
takes us to Lothian.
This is the Star Spangled
Traffic is pretty heavy
at 2:20 pm.
The last leg of today's drive
is on Maryland Route 408
East.
We arrive at Adventure
Bound Camping Resorts,
formerly Duncan's Family
Campground.
Eric & I stay here when we
visit Washington D.C.
Our campsite has water and 30 amp electric service, no sewer. Eric and I are paying attention to our water usage during our stay. We can watch TV because our DirecTV dish was able to find its satellites. The campground provides free Wifi.
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