Washington D.C. vlog ✨Art, nightlife and honest impressions
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New weekend, new trip around the USA 🤩 In this vlog, I will show you our girls' trip to the American capital - Washington, D.C. We will explore the city, visiting the best places, enjoying delicious food, and discussing art and architecture! Moreover, I will show you a glimpse of Washington's nightlife and share our impressions of its safety. Check it out!
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Dari, your videos and editing keep getting better, I’m thoroughly enjoying watching them as soon as they’re released. There’s so many places to visit in the US, I’m glad you’re getting exposure to some real hotspots. I can’t wait to see what you’re up to next.
Thank you so much!!
Your living the life girl! Spend your wings and discover your "wanderlust", for your life is just a mere moment in time.😊
Washington DC was designed by Parisian Pierre Charles L'Enfant. Like Paris, D.C. was designed so that, if ever attacked, the army could move easily through the city to confront the enemy so its concentric boulevards and bridges are reminiscent of Paris. Surely, you must have come across that name while in DC, aka L'Enfant Circle, etc.
I went to DC a few years back, loved it, and definitely would like to return. I agree that the Georgetown area is wonderful and that the museums are great! Glad you got to travel there!
Yeah - Washington, D.C. is a beautiful city with an endless number of attractions to go see, especially if you're willing to take a 1 or 2 hour drive. I believe it's also alot less expensive there compared to places like NY. Most of the museums and the National Zoo are free, right? I don't think museums or zoos or anything like that are free in NY. I used to go visit my Grandmother and Grandfather in DC every summer from 1974 to 1980. I loved it. When RUclipsrs ask "what city should I visit in the US?", I always recommend Washington D.C. Less than 2 hours away you can also go see Mt Vernon (President Washington's home), Luray Caverns, Harper's Ferry, Kings Dominion amusement park, Annapolis, Baltimore - it's just awesome.
I'm glad you enjoyed DC. I always liked the unique layout of the city for an American city also, with features such as the national mall, circles, and lack of skyscrapers.
Enjoyed your trip to DC Dasha. I visited Washington DC in July 1973 during the Watergate hearings, 50 years ago! If you get to return to DC again go to The Smithsonian Museum. Wow it was huge with SO much information to learn. I loved it.
US is very diverse we have so many cities here and things to do its just mind blowing. You can choose whatever city or small cities or big towns or small towns to visit and live. Texas California Carolinas Florida Washington state Chicago many more
Hi Dari. My family and I spent a week in Washington DC about 4 weeks ago. We did similar tourist destinations that you did. We also saw the panda bears at the National Zoo before they go back to China at the end of the year. I am glad you are having fun exploring the USA. 😃
Thanks for sharing 😊
Dari, Enjoyed watching! So glad you got the opportunity to visit Washington DC. With the short time you had there, you certainly made the best of it! Glad you all had a good time! Take care and God Bless.🙏❤️😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
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You need to return to Washinton D.C. for the cherry blossoms in March and April. And, also, the National Portrait Gallery (which is also free of charge), which has cool paintings of all of the U.S. Presidents, and their wives.
This ^^. I mentioned the Jefferson Memorial elsewhere, but that is particularly nice around cherry blossom time, with its setting next to the Tidal Pool lined with the trees. Hitting the cherry blossoms just right can sometimes be hit or miss, so see the Memorial whenever the opportunity,...but if you can or have to choose one time...
Among my recommendations for top places to go is the Udvar Hazy Air & Space Museum and Kennedy Center for a show. Udvar Hazy near Dulles Airport and very different from the Air & Space museum in the federal park.
Try out some of the Ethiopian Restaurants in Addams-Morgan neighborhood. There are lots of cool restaurants in that area. Stick to Northwest DC, Georgetown, and the area around the Mall. Stay out of Northeast and Southeast. Too dangerous. Kennedy Center is great for live performances such as Symphony Orchestra. Also check out some of the Universities, Georgetown U, American University, George Washington University.
Love the diversity of Addams-Morgan neighborhood, and particularly the Eyhiopian restaurants. Also love restaurants around Dupont Circle. Yes, DC is a great place to live and/or visit.
DC has the largest Ethiopian population outside of Africa.
@@jaybird2148 Never knew that. Now it makes sense that there are so many delicious Ethiopian restaurants. Even in NYC they are very hard to find.
Make sure you go to Arlington National Cemetary and the Tomb of the Unknown soldier. Essential American visit.
I use to do the DC night life when i was younger, best bet is find a place with a cover with unlimited draft beer...or have a friend that works in a bar in Georgetown and get free drinks...lol...oh and the bar crawls... that was the good ole days..🥲
@ewikgeiwgwe, thanks for looking up the law. Student visas are tricky. Obviously, taxes are due on income made while in the US, whether on a student visa and/or a scholarship. Before continuing to ask for donations, securing sponsorships, and posting new videos, Dari should consult an attorney and a good accountant. Better safe than sorry.
Welcome to my hometown Dari!
The normal tourist places are really great. Even as a local we'd go see them.
Be very careful at night and even during the day in some parts of the city....but enjoy yourself!
Growing up in Washington, DC, and having lived all over the world, I still have a dream to one day visit Moscow. 🙂
Almost any place is cleaner than NYC. I always have like the Georgetown section of the city too. Its a great university too.
You should try to come to DC during the cherry blossoms in the spring. It’s beautiful. 😊
Hey Dari, amazing video! I have to make a note and try and visit this place as well. I remember that my cousin lived there in a small $1200/month apartment 400 sq ft. It's beautiful, but expensive! Have to see the museums! Also, you made me laugh on your little slip up when trying that amazing cupcake @7:14! "It was the best cupcake I tried in the U.S.S.R."! Don't worry, it happens, we forgive you! 😁😁 Also, not sure if you were surrounded by colored lighting or your camera was on the wrong setting, but I still thought your pitch was cool, even with those devilish eyes! 😁😁 Glad you and your friends had a wonderful time.
So glad Dari that you enjoyed this trip to Washington D.C., the capital of the Usa. Wow! Just an amazing city very clean and quiet, worth visiting. Great vlog, as usual. Thank you for sharing.💚💙❤️
Thanks 🥰
Such a great video. I have only been to Washington DC once in my life and it was either 1979 or 1980. And, I don't live that far away. I am in Tennessee. Makes me want to go back. So beautiful. Glad you guys had a good time.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Dari, so glad you like my hometown. I actually live about 25mi NW in Germantown, MD. You know MD donated this land in the late 1700 to build the capital. I come downtown often to teach class. Be sure go to the Smithsonians, like air & space or natural history. Also maybe Mount Vernon , George Washington’s home in south of Alexandria. Come back soon😊 maybe in April to see the Japanese cherry trees in bloom along the tidal basin of the Potomac River. PS yes the Capitol dome is based on the Pantheon in Paris and Rome. Many other buildings too.
There was a Virginia donation too, but all the stuff was built on the Maryland side, and after the (un-)Civil War, Virginia wanted it back.
Very glad to see you are travelling in USA & you made good friends. You seems happy and we as your followers want you to be happy. We are with you. We encourage you to travel more😂😅
Thank you! 😃
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Looks nice!
Nest time, you should visit the Arlington National Cemetary. Beautiful grounds.
and visit the Iwo Jima memorial while over there.
Those DC prices are freaking ridiculous…smdh
Other places that you can make short trips to:
Boston - one of the most historic cities in the US, and one of the most European ones. While you are there, check out Cambridge as well. Massachusetts in general has lots of interesting places to visit, lots of history. Salem is another town near Boston that is worth a visit, especially if you are interested in the history of the Salem witch trials.
Philadelphia is only 2 hours from NYC. It's another historic city. Check out the old town for quiet cobblestone streets and lots of American history.
Newport, Rhode Island - very cute, historic little city, known as a yachting capital. It was also a place for the rich and famous of the Gilded Age to hang out, and has some amazing historical mansions that are open for tours.
Mystic, Connecticut - home to Mystic seaport, the largest maritime museum in the US, with focus on the 19th century, and the whaling history of the US. There is also an excellent aquarium there.
Speaking of aquariums, if you like animals you should check out the Bronx Zoo in NYC - one of the largest and best zoos in the US.
Thank you!!
I still cant believe your in the US already Dari, Congrats❤🎉
Happy you enjoyed it. 🙂 I've taken the tour inside the White House (requires background checks months ahead of time). It is small. The USA was formed by a historic rejection of royalty, so we don't like the idea of large, kingly political estates. 🙂
George Washington had a surprisingly modest mansion, considering that he was actually one of the wealthiest folks in the US. The "Gilded Age" of the late 19th did see more rich folks travel to Europe and feel a need to compete.
You need to visit the Ashlii (SAY HER NAME) Babbitt Memorial and Musuem girl!🎉🎉
Nice trip Dari ,pleased your doing well there,look after yourself and take care
Thank you 😊
Beautiful video, thank you for sharing your trip.
My pleasure ✨
Hi Dari! I loved my trips to D.C. A lot of great things to see. Thank you for the vid. ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
there's suppose to be an ape on that stone chair not Lincoln 😂
From the movie Planet of the Apes! If movies were true..... Independence Day the White House.
Wonderful video dear Dari!
I've been once, and I loved The Smithsonian....The Lincoln Memorial made us feel a little emotional actually; the scale of it 🤗. Thanks for sharing the trip 👍✌️.
The Lincoln Memorial is one of the highlights for sure and perhaps the most important one "if you could only have one!" Somewhat away from its orientation with the convenient linear Mall lined with these monuments, museums and the Capitol building, many people forget about the "other" major presidential Memorial - the Jefferson, but it's one of my favorites. The gracefully pillared and domed round architecture and its peaceful, less crowded setting next to the Tidal Basin can't be beat.
Dari I was in the whitehouse, and yes so small and not what I expected. Not very opulent in my opinion.
Now you have been to two capitals of the world's most powerful countries. For several years we went to DC on the 4th of July. Something most don't know is that Congress staff barely makes enough to live there. It is the most expensive place to be
Nice
I want to go back to DC! I haven't been there since I was 14. Your video makes me want to visit more
I hope you will visit it soon ✨
I live not far from DC and love this video! Before Covid, the city was really busy during a workday, but now many people work from home most of the week.
I grew up nearby in the northern Virginia suburbs in the late 50s and early 60s, but visited the city frequently including school field trips, and I remember it being very busy and "bustling" then.
I’ve never been east of the Mississippi River. I’m like most Americans, I’ve never been to Washington DC, can’t afford to travel there. I’m poor.
Lovely video Dari, great architecture which is familiar from movies. Most based on European styles, the white house was actually based on a house in Dublin. I was scared by your red eyes though, but it is nearly Halloween! I think you said you had an exam so could not go out that night but I hope you pass it and get to celebrate another day!
I am an American,lived here my whole life, and I have never gone to DC. Don't travel far outside the City.Totally different.
Oh boy... I've been to DC so many times. You should visit, especially if you like historical landmarks.
Georgetown is also a wealthy area. There are also charming not as wealthy areas, and alarming even poorer areas.
If you decide to visit Washington again, I suggest that you might want to see the U.S. government in action by attending a congressional committee hearing, a session of the Supreme Court or a tour of the White House. I have done all of these things and they left a lasting memory for me.
Babel? I guess I could give Russian another try. 😁 Chances are I will fail though 🤔
Ahahha you will do well!
Russian is one tough sprache
I like your videos but Im not gonna lie sometimes you are your friends seem kinda uptight about little things. Like being snooty and acting like all American food is unhealthy because its not and you ar4e choosing what you eat. Also a hamburger here and there is not bad for you. Chill out and live a little.
Glad you branched out to see some other places already in the USA! Yes the White House is small...and that is by design, we have a strong belief as Americans in a limited government, but in particular the executive (president/prim minister) branch due to our revolution against the King of England, always gotta keep the ego of the executive in check! The true power lives in congress...the voice of the people... but all of it has checks and balances
When you visit the Midwest and West Coast, it gets more affordable, with the exception of California.
AND JUST THINK, TWO HUNDRED YEARS AGO IT WAS MARSHLAND. NOW IT'S OFF TO VISIT ORLANDO AND DISNEY OR THE WEST COAST.
Hello and thank you for taking us to the art galleries. I would love it if you, or one of your friends can take pictures of you at the places you were today, Supreme court, Capitol building and the White House. I think you can get a tour of the Capitol Building and the White House. You must definitely take a picture of you on the grass in front of the White House. And on the steps of the Capitol Building. You have a lot of nice friends! There are only two MUST's: Study and Enjoy life!
When you go inside the White House it seems 50 times larger. At Christmas time it has the most expensive and beautiful decorations I ever saw. I lived in DC's Dupont Circle for 20 years and it was the best place I ever lived. I never had any problems with crime and there was SO MUCH to do. All the embassies have fabulous events and there are so many free museums, which always have new exhibits. There are so many interesting and lovely neighborhoods, so many great universities, and you never need a car there. A survey found that the American cities with the most readers are Washington DC and Seattle. DC has some great public libraries.
Sounds amazing 🤩
@@DariStep Much of the White House is underground, so it is much larger once you are inside.
6:35: Yeah, "Belly Dancing" for only $18! This IS America, lol 😆
PG County, MD def not the best place to stay. If you’re gonna stay outside of the city definitely do so in the Western suburbs in Bethesda or Arlington. Much more clean, safe and sophisticated.
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The guy asked you if you knew the name of the flower and you just walked off. Just for future reference, that is considered rude.
I didn’t understand what he told me 😅😂
@@DariStep I figured that was why. You’ve done more than I have by learning different languages. The longer you’re in the U.S. the better you’ll get with English.
Hello Dari, fantastic Video and very Sweet Girl ❤️❤️
I also got the impression that Washington looks very European
It was indeed initially designed by a French architect to have long wide boulevards like Paris (which was rebuilt so in order for Napoleon to fire cannons to control his capital if necessary).
Many of our Founding Fathers were Francophile. The architectural aspiration was ancient Roman and Greek style. I saw this upon arrival in the U.S.A. (on Morningside Heights' College Walk -- West 116th Street).
Sorry to say,because of the situation at the southern border,it`s scary to be in ANY big city right now,and getting worse as we speak.........That`s why I tell you to please be safe.........Steve from the coast of Maine
People like you is what is wrong with America, Lie and BS!! How can you face yourself in the mirror every day! Maine? what's next? you are going to tell us Robert R. Card II is actually a illegal from S.America?
"because of the situation at the southern border..."
Dari, if it hasn't become apparent yet, we have a real racism problem in the US - not to mention a whole host of people who form their impressions of our cities from right-wing propaganda outlets.
Not that safe in Lewiston ME either.
@@Darchmare Legal immigration is not racist, The United States has laws on the books to stop what is happening for a reason . Don't like the law then change it but when the President takes the oath , he swears to enforce all laws and follow the Constitution, not just the ones he likes. Entering the country illegally the first time is a misdemeanor and you should be deported. The second time it's a felony. Are you supporting that blue and yellow flag country to have a secure southern border? 7 million people have entered the country , we don't know who they are. That is the equivalent of adding nine populations the size of Boston into the USA in just 3 years , have we built nine Boston's ? When Dari came ,she came legally and we love her. Should the laws be followed or not? Do you have a door on your house? You should remove it . The governor of Massachusetts asked for help taking in migrants , how many are you accepting . I'll let Governor Healy know. I guess Mayor Adams of New York is racist and so is the Governor . They said NY is full do not come . Same goes for the Black people of Chicago , why are they getting upset with their mayor? search on this app Mayor Eric Adams says migrant crisis 'will destroy New York City' or New warnings over Chicago’s migrant crisis NBC news Tell me is NBC propaganda?
Facts are facts pal,and this has NOTHING to do with racism--it`s something your generation has so much trouble dealing with and that is consequences for your actions,or lack thereof in this case...How DARE you call me a racist and use your weak argument about this being political at all....Stats are stats and every major city is crawling now with crime-it is a fact...I have a son,graduated from Drexel and still living in Philly and he can attest to that fact.....You people,self-righteous keyboard cowards and bomb-throwers have no clue as to what is really going on in this country and I would love to give you my physical address so you can come up here and we can continue this conversation in person,my cancer and all....... How DARE you...
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Well presented.Greetings.
You should also go to the Natural History Museum as well as the Air & Space Museum, both are amazing and very popular. There are many more Smithsonian museums there. You could spend weeks even months to see every one of them.
Most visitors overlook it, but a short drive away (1 hour) is Annapolis, a beautifully preserved colonial city on the Severn River. Very nice place to spend a day.
If I went to Washington then I would definitely want to see the Museum of the American Indian and the Space Museum. The Space Museum has the model of the USS Enterprise from the original Star Trek TV series which is now fully repaired. I would like to see that.
DC is the one place in the US even though I was born here it is at the very top of my list of places I want to go for now I'll live vicariously through your videos really enjoyed it go back and do some more
Dari another good episode, keep them coming. Even people in the USA can't stand the constant overload of sugar in all our meals. These trips must really cost you, off to buymeacoffee! Pat w
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I have lived in the DC area since 1999 - a very long time. The thing about this area is that you never run out of things to see or do. The area is very rich culturally and historically. One thing I HIGHLY RECOMMEND is to spend some time AWAY from tourist areas. Go into the neighborhoods and dine where the locals dine, for example. There is much more than the mall and Georgetown.
At the White House I hope you went to the backyard at the park. It’s a lot closer.
It’s small because it’s supposed to be a semi-normal house for the people. The president is not a king or an emperor he’s an employee of the people. (Also, it’s part of a labyrinth of tunnels.)
Boo!
Halloween is approaching. What will you be?
I suggest Wednesday. You’ll have to buy some clothes … you can use in your future. Or just get a premade adult Wednesday costume and fix it up.
Or go as Bridge and Tunnel girls and wear some of what you have [ just kidding ;) ]?
Georgetown Cupcake is ok, but there are at least three better cupcakeries across the river from where you were -- these being in Arlington, VA.
It's so strange seeing these things through your lens -- I actually know those areas! 😅 Work brings me into DC all the time. Here's a few tips for whenever you decide to come back:
1) My wife and I love taking Amtrak to NYC. Penn Station in New York connects directly to Union Station in DC. If you're willing to take a night train, the fare is like $10 in coach. Takes a bit less time than the bus, too.
2) The DC Metro rail system has day passes. Touring above ground is more picturesque, but when you start wanting to get to places off the Walking Mall, it's worth considering. It's also the easiest way to get from Union Station down town.
3) The Capitol has fairly extensive tours. Enter through the Capitol Visitors Center. I've been told by an employee the best time to come is when Congress is NOT in session. It's much less crazy.
All of the Smithsonian properties are worth seeing. The Air & Space museum is my personal favorite, but you can't go wrong with the art museum. Good choices. 👍
Harder to get to, but if you have time, the Air & Space museum has a kind of "part 2" out by Dulles International Airport, much bigger - with one of the space shuttles, large World War II and jet planes, etc. Both museums are excellent.
Thank you!!!
I was also surprised how small the White House is in person. It looks much larger on television.
Please don't get used to all the garbage food the US has!! It's a serious problem.
I am so happy that you had a great first experience in D.C., Dari. Definitely come back and give yourself a lot of time to explore the Smithsonian Museum and take a White House tour. Also, if you go earlier in the fall next year, Vermont and the surrounding states are sublimely beautiful with the fall colors.
DC is amazing during the cherry blossom festival. Incredible. You also have to see Adam's Morgan district -- every nation represent in the restaurants. Very cool.
Any place in the USA is clean compared to NY. NYC is just so overcrowded.
I disagree about NYC's being dirty due to its being overcrowded. There are less crowded places which are dirty and more crowded places which are clean.
*Cleanliness is cultural* .
NYC being dirty has more to do with its having a diverse population a fraction of which are "litterbugs."
@@solconcordia4315 That’s a valid perspective. But I’ve never seen a big city I didn’t think was dirty. But I’m from a town of 800. Perspective, I suppose.
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Tokyo may be a huge city which is probably (as I've never walked its streets and neighborhoods myself) not dirty. The Japanese people are very physically clean.
I was a "litterbug" in my young childhood until my Mom told me to bring home the chewing gum and wrapper when I finished. The chewing gum was an "offering" from my brother to placate his "little monkey on his back" god. 😂
So pleased to see you enjoying American life, may your studies go well. The American White House was in fact designed by James Hoban from Kilkenny, Ireland and he was chosen by George Washington who wanted an unostentatious construction. The original French designer was dismissed because his designs were too lavish and the building too large for the taste of George Washington. The building is based on Leinster House in Dublin.
Best wishes to you, take care 😊 😺
Wise decision going to nat gallery of art. Tasteful place is much better than hirshhorn. While the air & space museum is heavy technology, the original smithsonian museum may be more to your liking. Try Old Town Alexandria for a walking tour with colonial america flavor.
DC is one of my favorite cities in the US. People write it off as a government center, or as a crime filled ghetto. However, I’ve long seen it as a vibrant (and fairly youthful) city. If I had to pick another part of the US to live in, the DC area would be on my shortlist.
Makes me think of Chicago in that regard. What the media shows and how it is in reality are like night and day, especially so downtown and by the Chicago river.
@@linkly9272 100% People have this idea that Chicago is an absolute warzone, when much of the crime that happens is confined to a small handful of neighborhoods that (unless you are looking to score drugs) you'd never step foot in.
You should have gone to CIA Headquarters. Tell them you’re from Russia and would like a tour, see what they say! 😂 But seriously, the best time to go to DC is in the Spring (maybe early April) for the Cherry Blossoms 🌸.
Seriously, the entire area is restricted, according to a novel I read. Americans can't get any closer than Russians. In truth, exhibits in the museum can only be seen by the general population when they loan the exhibit.
Actually, anybody can order an Uber to take you to the CIA but what happens is that the taxi takes you to a visitor center far from CIA, where your identity and appointment is verified. Then they order a shuttle bus to take you to headquarters.
Poor guy wanted to tell you the name of the flower he gave you, but you just said good day and left him :D
I didn’t realize what he told me until I rewatched the video 😂
@@DariStep So rude. lol :D
@@DariStepwhen an older homeless looking drunk hands a beautiful young lady a flower it's very reasonable for her to feel cautious and reserved. Dari is still a very sweet girl so don't let anyone make you feel bad because you handled that situation perfectly.
People pushing "favors" like washing the windshield and expecting a tip is unfortunately not unknown. If I didn't ask for it, there is no reason I'd tip for it. This is just encouraging the behavior.
The country must be very beautiful!. The American cities are amazing and I hope you had an amazing time in that city. Thank you so much for this video, This is awesome because I feel as if I were in this city. Take good care of yourself, See you next time. Greetings from Lima, Peru. 🇵🇪🦙🙂👍
Ahhh you were here!!!
Next time go to the Library of Congress to see the gorgeous marble, woods, and architecture. Visit the eastern market. The dwarf.. and go across to Alexandria!!
No visit to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier? I'm shocked.
Next time try the Smithsonian Museum. More than one building, its hugh.
Washington DC is not part of any state, btw. It is its own territory or sumpthin like that.
great video, as always!!!
Glad you enjoyed!
Why would it be dangerous in Washington DC? Never even heard the reflection about it before.
I did 😅
it depends where you are in DC. There are parts of DC which are some of the most dangerous places in the whole country.
Generally speaking, it's a good idea to avoid the parts of the city east of the Anacostia River. Fortunately, the only things on that side of the river that would attract tourists are the Entertainment and Sports Arena (where the WNBA team, the Washington Mystics, play) and Frederick Douglas' home in the neighborhood of Anacostia. Other than that, so long as you remain aware of your surroundings, as you should in any city, DC is perfectly safe.
Hi Dari. have you met any of the DC communists yet?
I am going to second the recommendation to to put the Air and Space museum on the list to visit.
Something you should definitely do the next time you visit is visit the National Mall at night. It's fantastic to see all the monuments and memorials lit up, and on top of that, there are no crowds, so you have the space almost to yourself.
Hard agree! I live about fifteen minutes away from DC :)
Very interesting video. I watched it a few times driving home from work I visited D.C. this summer and it brought back good memories. Tfs
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@DariStepwell done!
Your trip to Washington is excellent Dari it looks a nice with lots of museums and parks l forward to your next video
Very nice video, Daria. The intro music was peppy. Glad you guys got to visit Washington DC. Lots to do there. It would take a month to see everything (especially the Smithsonian). Next time you visit, be sure to go to the Library of Congress, the largest library in the world. By the way, did you know that DC has had five massive floods since 1889? (The last one occurred in 2006).