The As-Final-As-It-Gets Washington / Baltimore Itinerary

Thursday

· Depart Downtown Toronto 11:30 p.m.

PM T-Storms Friday

WEATHER: PM T-Storms, 32^°
Arrive Union Station 11 a.m.
Bl/unch =

o Krispy Kreme #3509, 1350 Connecticut Ave NW (just N of Dupont Circle)
o Wraps 2 Go, 600 New Jersey Ave., NW Washington, DC, DC 20002 US (Georgetown Law cafeteria) – from Union Station, NW on Mass ave, turn R on NJ Ave or in Union Station Tops

Stash bags somewhere for a few hours
National Air Space Museum
White House
Assorted Monuments / Memorials

Shabbos

WEATHER: Isolated T-Storms, 26^°

Partly Cloudy Sunday

WEATHER: Partly Cloudy, 23^°
Get a ride in to conference
· Speak at conference, enjoy conference, la did a
· Dinner @ David Chu’s China Bistro
· Ride or Metro downtown to Greyhound Stn 2110 HAINES ST Baltimore Downtown, MD 21201
· Greyhound back to Washington, DC
· Lincoln Memorial (Foggy Bottom Metro) & other sites by night
· Metro back to Wash DC – call for a ride???

Monday

WEATHER: Partly Cloudy, 24^°
Bike rentals??? Bike and Roll Union Station or Old Post Office Pavillion 1100 Pennsylvania Ave NW Rear Plaza on 12^th st
· National Zoo
· Natural History
· National Gallery of Art
· Supper – Eli’s Restaurant 1253 20th St NW (southwest corner of the intersection of N and 20th Streets, NW)
· Leave 10:15 pm

Tuesday

· Arrive Downtown Toronto 9:20 a.m.

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