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#1 of 7 general tips & advice in District of Columbia
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usn-hensley says:
if you are traveling in the dc area only have cards on you no cash you have a high chance of being robbed if you have cash people will ask you for money off the street tell them you only have cards andwalk away carry all of your stuff in front pockets not back ones
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#2 of 7 general tips & advice in District of Columbia
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kidrah says:
If you're looking for a GPS system, then the Garmin Nuvi 350 is the best one out there that balances price with features and convenience. I bought it because I was going on a massive road trip this summer, and 1 month into it, I think it's the best thing I could have brought with me besides my car....
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#3 of 7 general tips & advice in District of Columbia
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Andy99 says:
Washington Metrorail, or Metro, as everyone calls it, is the subway/rapid transit system serving Wshington, DC and its Maryland and Virginia suburbs. Metro is an excellent, clean, and safe transit system and is the best way for the traveler to get around Washington, DC.
Metro operates five color ...
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#4 of 7 general tips & advice in District of Columbia
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Documama says:
DC is divided into four quadrants -- northwest, southwest, northeast, southeast. The Mall and East Capitol Street divide north from south. North Capitol St. and South Capitol St. divide east from west.
The Capitol sits in the middle of that.
Check your addresses: There is a D St., for exampl...
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#5 of 7 general tips & advice in District of Columbia
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vances says:
Just sharing a fun concept for fellow travelers. Doug Lansky has centralized a collection point for wacky signs…and I’ve seen some good candidates here at TravBuddy! Here is Doug’s description of what “Signspotting” is all about:
What started as an unhealthy fascination with quirky ...
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#6 of 7 general tips & advice in District of Columbia
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SeanAlexander says:
Please, for the love of God, if you are a tourist in DC learn to stand on the right and pass on the left. We won't say anything if you do, but we'll be grateful. If you don't heed this advice, however, we'll get all "New York" and shout, bitch, and moan. Then we'll pray for September when you go awa...
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#7 of 7 general tips & advice in District of Columbia
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Documama says:
If you often find yourself getting moved by the other riders on the escalators in the DC metro it's because of:
The Unwritten Law of the Escalators
Stand on the right
Walk on the left
Everyone who lives here knows it and abides by it. Yes, it's a shame Metro doesn't post it but they don't....
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