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Re: Where to go in Washington area?
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Wed, 22 Jun 2005 23:25:39 GMT
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In lugnet.events.brickfest, Eric Brok wrote:
> After attending BrickFest I intend to stay about two weeks in the US. I'm from
> the Netherlands, don't know the Washington area and don't have any specific
> plans yet.
> My question is what location in the wider area around Washington you would
> recommend to spend a vacation, preferably with some pleasant natural scenery,
> and a hostel or budget hotel.
> Or should I better fly from the area to a more attractive part of the States
> alltogether?
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> Thanks,
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> Eric
Washington DC is a beautiful part of the country. There are many other
beautiful parts of the country (remember - the USA is roughly the size of
Europe), but I'd recommend staying in DC. DC has tons upon tons of museums,
libraries, and monuments (such as the presidential memorials, Lincoln,
Washington, Jefferson, FDR - and the Smithsonian Museums) - almost all of them
are free to go into or are very cheap. They'll give you an excellent sense of
all of the good parts of America.
I don't know about hostels or cheap hotels however.
-Lenny
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| Lenny gave excellent suggestions on places to visit. If you have transportation, such as a rental car, you should also visit George Washington's home, Mount Vernon, (URL), historic Williamsburg, the colonial capitol of Virginia (URL) and Jamestown, (...) (19 years ago, 24-Jun-05, to lugnet.loc.us.dc, FTX)
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