Hey hey,
before we take you to Washington DC, we show you where we spent the night before. It was near King George. After a funny evening with our Hosts we started the long way to Washington DC. This is part 1 out of 2 we will make for the capital of the USA.

The Barn and the horses were just a little part of this long way.

Much later this day, we saw the first sign which told us how far we still had to go. Jiihaah!

And than, after driving through a rough neighbourhood in the southeast of D.C. we saw in a far distance the Washington Monument, telling us that we almost made it.

Much, much closer now, direct in front of the Heart of Washington, the Capitol, we had been told from an ambitious police officer that we are not allowed to let our bicycles unguarded if we leave our things on it. Even our blue matresses, beacause nobody knew what we are hiding in them.

We escaped into a nice little cafe in the near of our host in Washington, to wait for her comeing home from work so that we can enter her apartement and finally get a shower and get rid of our backpacks.

Well done, we started our Washington sightseeing tour with the International Zoo. A nice Zoo with a lot of animals and food stands (of course).

We haven't eat something in the Zoo, we found our food about 5 minutes away on the Adams Morgan street. This it not photoshop, this is the pure reality! 5 Bucks and a lot of quality!

It is also worth to visit the Georgetown University.

A fast look on the clock and... Ups, class is starting in one minute, damn. Hurry up!

But the topic was boring, so we left again.

You see. So through the Healy Hall, out onto the Campus...

with eyes straight onto Washington D.C Downtown. And also to our Washington Post part 2, which we hope to write soon. But this shall it be for the first, greetings and take care you all!