Monday, October 12, 2015

Moving Day


Today's the day we leave D.C.!



Last night we walked around the neighborhood visiting our favorite haunts one last time.

The Crystal City Waterpark
The path to the park

Long Bridge Park

A view of the Washington Monument from the park

The park is also a good place to watch planes en route to Reagan Nat''l Airport

Restaurants across the street

Then early this morning the moving van arrived to pick up our belongings.  Our possessions have been reduced significantly since we lived in Tucson.  Items that survived the cut when we downsized include an antique china cabinet and the china Cindy inherited from her grandmother.  What’s left of our goods will be stored in the farmhouse basement of Cindy’s brother in Kansas.




While the guys loaded the van, Cindy took some last pictures of the view from our balcony.  If you look closely--very closely--perhaps with the help of a magnifying glass--you might see the Washington Monument in the photo below.


There's also a view of the U.S. Capitol in the distance.


which is constantly changing, depending on the time of day.

U.S. Capitol at Dawn



















U.S. Capitol at Night

Once the moving van is on its way, we'll jump into our car to head west, too.  First stop is Chicago to visit Tim’s family.  Then we’ll try to beat the moving van to the farm.  With any luck the driver will be able to navigate the country roads. 

4 comments:

  1. Safe travels you guys! We will miss you, but look forward to your blog!!! Be blessed in ALL you do and wherever you go!!!!

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  2. Safe travels and if you have spare time in Kansas give me a holler.

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  3. Keep the sails full and the wind at your back. Stay safe and off the interstates. The back roads are more interesting, both in the people you'll meet and the stories you'll later tell. Have fun.

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  4. Keep the sails full and the wind at your back. Stay safe and off the interstates. The back roads are more interesting, both in the people you'll meet and the stories you'll later tell. Have fun.

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