After the Hard Rock Cafe, we walked a bit down the pier and waited for the water taxi. I have wanted to ride this thing since last summer so I am so glad that we did it. We ended up waiting awhile for it because only one was running (that could be due to the fact that it was only 40 degrees)! While we were waiting, we snapped some pictures of ourselves and snapped pictures for a lot of other people. Too bad we didn't charge a fee- we would have been rich.
Anyways, the water taxi was pretty fun. It was a little chilly, but it was a cheap way to get out on the water and see the harbor. We used it more for sightseeing, but it wouldn't be too bad to use as an actual taxi either!
We rode the taxi to Baltimore's Harbor Place where my favorite MD gift shop is. Everything in the store has crabs on it. Everything is so cute and funny that I had to see if there was anything else that I couldnt live without. I ended up getting a magnet for myself and a little something for my niece and nephews.
On saturday night, we just lounged around the apartment for the rest of the evening, played with Baxter, and planned the rest of our week.
On Sunday, i was going to take my aunt to the NIH where I work, but they changed around the visitor's entrance and being the weekend, I did not know how to get her in. So, instead, we went to Trader Joes, Target, drove around Bethesda and Silver Spring, and went to see one of her "roadside america" destinations while we were in Silver Spring.
There we visited a giant acorn gazebo which suppsedly resembles the type of lawn art that used to be prevalent in the early days of Silver Spring. it was actually pretty cool, but I am pretty sure most neighborhood associations would shoot that down as lawn art these days.
2 comments:
I don't know what that is you have in your hands in the last picture but I want some!
BTW, the word verification for this comment is "frack." That is completely awesome.
ha... they are some sort of fried southern spring roll. they were excellent!
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