We started off our day early and headed into town
to catch our tour of the U.S. Capitol. Our luck that the government
opened back up just in time for our trip, huh? By the way, with our
trip planned no matter what because of Hubby's race, I've got a great
list of things you CAN still do if the government shuts down should
anyone ever need it ~ here's hoping not anytime soon!
Making the connections on my last trip to D.C. back in May, I arranged our tour through our South Carolina Senator, Lindsey Graham's, office. Whether it's actually unique or not, it sure feels pretty special to be whisked through the underground corridors connecting the Senate building
to the Capitol
being led by an intern on a private tour...
Center of the City...
Making the connections on my last trip to D.C. back in May, I arranged our tour through our South Carolina Senator, Lindsey Graham's, office. Whether it's actually unique or not, it sure feels pretty special to be whisked through the underground corridors connecting the Senate building
to the Capitol
being led by an intern on a private tour...
Center of the City...
Abraham Lincoln...
the super expensive chandelier...
the Rotunda...
James K. Polk!
When we got back, a tour of Senator Graham's office!
After lunch, we headed over to Ford's Theatre...
before crossing the street to conclude our day at The Petersen House...
and catching the Metro back to Annandale...
Another adventure on tap for tomorrow...
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