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Happy National Potato Chip day to all who celebrate.
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And now you know how Saint Asaph street got its name.
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The businesses along Strand St; Hotel Indigo, Hummingbird, Chadwick’s, Lady Camellia Tea, Big Wheel Bikes.
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Walking from the Windmill Hill dog park towards Shipyard park.
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First ice cream of the year!
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Took a walk to the north side of town with the wife and dogs. This row is on N Royal St.
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We visited the Alexandria History Museum at the Lyceum this afternoon. Quite an interesting history in this city. And they have an oral history exhibit...
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We tried the martini bar upstairs from the Epicure Cafe on King tonight with the kids. Good selection of cocktails and any of the food...
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I love the brick sidewalks of Old Town.
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Rain and wind kept us inside mostly, so here’s Izzy in her sweater.
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Walked the river path to the north side of town. If you look closely, you’ll see the Capitol and the Basilica of the National Shrine...
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I’ve posted this house on Duke before, but I just love it and can’t resist when we walk past it.
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Old Town is a pretty liberal city.
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Spent the day on the town celebrating the daughter’s birthday. We painted pottery, shopped, ate, and had a lovely time.
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Sunrise over Old Town.
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Before and after grooming. Izzy can see again!
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The wife, the son, and I walked the dogs down to Barca for drinks and tapas. Boats were out on the Potomac, the crew team...
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Spring is teasing us, it was almost lovely out.
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Dusk over King Street.
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The north side of town has plenty of high rise apartments and condos; all newer builds. The south side has apartments and condos too. But...
