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Thursday, September 9, 2010

Family Campgrounds in the Washington D.C. Area ~ Cherry Hill Park




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If your family has not been camping, then you don't know what you're missing. Camping, whether in a tent or RV, is a fantastic way to bond with your family and is the True Family Social Network. There are thousands of great campgrounds in the USA that come in all types and sizes to meet every campers needs. You can rough it in a tent, or setup an RV with full hookups, cable TV and free WiFi. Yes, I said WiFi. Campgrounds are more like resorts these days with the same amenities of your major hotels like pools, courts, workout rooms, games and even sites with private hot tubes. Many family-oriented campgrounds offer weekend events like outdoor movies, tie-dyeing, fireworks and s'more parties. Some folks come just to enjoy the campground experience and others are there because of the destination.

Washington, D.C. is the capital of United States of America. The District of Columbia was founded on July 16th, 1970. Washington D.C. is a great place to visit for tourists from all over the world. One of the best ways to explore this beautiful place is through RV camping. So, if you are in Washington don't forget to try the RV camping that are absolute fun for you and your family.

Some of the best RV campgrounds in Washington are:

1. Cherry Hill Park
Cherry Hill Park is actually located in College Park, Maryland just north of Washington DC. This is the best park if you're looking to visit Washington DC. The park has a bus stop with access to the nearest Metro station. You can get from the park to Washington DC within about 30 minutes. The park also has a great family swimming pool with other activities available.

2. Peaceful Pines RV Park
This campground is spread over an area of 7 acres and is an absolute camping paradise for all. The campground offers 28 sites with ample area for tenting. They offer daily and monthly rates for tourists. They also do have a fully furnished kitchen with all the essential equipments. Free Wi-Fi internet service is also provided to the tourists and you can also enjoy TV cable with no additional costs.

3. Spokane RV resort
The place is full of ambience and fresh air. One enjoys gorgeous sunset and great outdoors. If you enjoy large RV's then this place is certainly for you. The view of nearby mountains and high peaks captivates everyone. Don't forget to enjoy camping in this resort if you are in Washington.

4. Grandview Inn Motel And RV Park
This is a place where enjoyment and comfort meets. If you like to hunt and fish then you've come at the right place. The Kettle Falls Marina is just a few minutes away. You can enjoy boating, swimming and fishing. They also organize a turkey tournament in kettle falls which is a great fun!

5. Sun Basin RV Park And Campground
The campground is located in heart of Columbia basin. This place is an easy access to Moses Lake Washington. They provide large tenting sites and free wireless internet service. They even welcome your pets and give restroom facilities. You can call them for monthly and weekly rates. Contact for great peaceful camping experience.


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Saturday, December 26, 2009

Christmas in Washington DC - Which Places to Visit? ~ Christmas in Washington, DC - Rascal Flatts Medley



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by: Tia Jones

If you happen to visit the Capital during Christmas, you will experience an extraordinary festival spirit which you would rarely come across in any other city within United States. Here are a few interesting places to visit during your Washington, D.C. sightseeing tours in Christmas.

National Christmas Tree Lighting

Witness the spectacular National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony on the Ellipse, south of the White House. Since 1923, the United States has held a tradition of lighting a National Christmas Tree in Washington, DC., a 40-foot Colorado blue spruce, surrounded by 56 smaller, decorated trees representing all 50 states, five territories, and the District of Columbia. The lighting of the National Christmas Tree is the beginning of a three week Washington, DC Christmas tradition. This year, the event had introduced a new lottery system to distribute tickets to the general public. The new online lottery was available November 4th to November 6th 2099 on thenationaltree.org.

Festival of Lights at Mormon Temple

Mormon Temple, which is the Washington, DC Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints hosts excellent musical performances, nativity exhibits, and exclusive Christmas films in its state-of-the-art theater. The church and its surrounding are bedecked with sparkling lights during Christmas making it a sight not to be missed during your Washington, D.C. tour

U.S. Botanic Garden

The U.S. Botanic Garden presents a unique exhibit featuring phenomenal replicas of Washington, DC's most famous buildings and monuments. The U.S. Botanic Garden has a special Christmas show and display that opens on Thanksgiving Day and remains open through the first Sunday in January, every day including Christmas and New Year's. It showcases model trains made up of real plant material and a fantastic botanical display which is delightful to watch at.

Mount Vernon Candlelight Tours

Enjoy candlelit walks, fireside caroling and festive ambience of the 18th century Christmas during Mount Vernon Candlelight Tours. Visitors learn about the Christmas traditions of George Washington and his family, meet historic characters and tour the Mount Vernon Estate by candlelight with hot cider and ginger cookies. The interesting part of the candlelight tour is the final stop, where guests get to know about 18th century Christmas cooking. Visitors are given a complimentary copy of Martha Washington's famous cake recipe.

The National Zoo

The National Zoo presents a display of thousands of sparkling lights featuring sculptures of many of the Zoo's most popular animals, including giant pandas, Asian elephants, gibbons, and sea lions as a part of the Christmas celebration. This exclusive celebration is called ZooLights, popular for its live entertainment, storytelling and cookie decorating events, ice-sculpting demonstrations, and special choral group singing during Christmas.

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Saturday, September 26, 2009

Washington, D.C.: Costumes from 'The Lion King' musical donated to Smithsonian ~ "He Lives In You" (CAST)




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Costumes from the Tony-winning Broadway production of "The Lion King" now have a permanent home in one of the country's largest museums.

The Smithsonian National Museum of American History has acquired objects from the musical's costume wardrobe designed by Julie Taymor. The gift from Disney Theatrical Productions includes items worn by the characters of Simba and the tribal shaman Rafiki.

Simba's lion mask and headdress plus Rafiki's costume, custom shoes and hat will join the museum's permanent entertainment collections.

The gift from Disney was made on the occasion of the show's reaching the 50 million worldwide attendance mark. "The Lion King" has been produced in 13 countries, including Canada, Great Britain, Japan, Germany, the Netherlands, France, Mexico, Australia, China, Taiwan, South Africa and South Korea.

The Smithsonian Institution, the world's largest museum complex and research organization composed of 19 museums, 9 research centers, and the National Zoo. Admission is free for all Smithsonian museums and the zoo in Washington, D.C., and the American Indian Museum's George Gustav Heye Center in New York. Tickets are not used for general admission.

A fee is required at the Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum in New York (Members and children under age 12 are admitted free).

Begin your Smithsonian exploration at the Smithsonian Information Center in the Institution's first building, popularly known as the Castle, which is open daily 8:30am-5:30pm. This distinctive red, sandstone building is centrally located on the National Mall at 1000 Jefferson Dr., SW, Washington, DC, and may be entered from either Jefferson Drive on the north or through the Enid A. Haupt Garden on the south.

The Center serves as the focal point for information about the Institution's 17 museums and National Zoo in Washington, D.C., and 2 museums in New York City. Visitors may choose from several information options. Helpful Volunteer Information Specialists are on hand to answer questions and provide direction. A free orientation video is shown throughout the day. Captioned interactive video programs on the Smithsonian Institution (in various languages) convey information at a touch.

Free public wireless Internet access is available in the Information Center and in the Enid A. Haupt Garden.

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