On the Way to Washington, D.C.

Breakfast wasn't long, they didn't pick much, and they ordered a couple of sandwiches, bagels and coffee. This café also sells very tasty homemade cookies, so we've got more for the road. On weekdays, guests are welcomed here from the middle of the eighth morning, but on weekends they open a little later — at nine o'clock.

We went to a nearby store, we had to pack up some food. Yesterday, before going to bed, they found a very interesting place to take a picture and went to see him. The right decision was to divide the entire journey for a few days, staying in one of the towns of Pennsylvania.

And then a few hours later, we were in the same place. It used to be a huge bridge built in 1882. At the time, it was the tallest and longest in the world. As we were told, the bridge collapsed because of the tornado and in 2009 it began to be rebuilt. We have strengthened the remaining piles and made it perhaps the best observation deck! Be sure to stop here and walk all the way to the end of the bridge, there's a small glass platform where you can get up and look down!

Before dinner, it was decided to go to a park near the hotel. Wide footpaths, signs for convenience to stay on, rest areas and picnic areas. In general, the park turned out to be a pretty nice place for a walk.

Hungry, we decided to stop at a little pizza place, eat and stretch. We ordered our favorite pepperoni pizza, which turned out to be very tasty in the end!

When we got to the hotel, we went to bed, and we were very tired. The number was pretty good, by the way. Comfortable bed, clean shower, all cleaned up and neatly arranged. We could have stayed here for a few days, but we simply couldn't keep up with the travel time.