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2/7 – Swath

The swath of empty space cutting diagonally through the buildings is the remnant of San Francisco’s once-extensive industrial railroads

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2/6 – Pupil

Protect your pupils with stylish specs

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2/6 – Flowers

Hardy flowers on M Street

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2/5 – Pedal

Do you prefer to pedal electrically or fabulously?

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2/4 – Tooth

My dentist disapproves of me satisfying my sweet tooth

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2/4 – Shop (bubble tea)

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2/3 – Revue

If you come here on the right night, you can see the Savage Men Revue, a “unforgettable bachelorette party with hot men with the sexiest dance moves”. We certainly didn’t see that at one of the Freezing Saddles Happy Hours

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2/3 – Shop (bike)

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2/2 – Chore

One of the Park Service rangers’ less glamorous chores is to clean up after the horses

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2/1 – Rivet

The bridge carrying the CCT over the C & O Canal was built in 1885 and was moved to this location in 1909. A rare railroad Whipple truss and skewed Pratt truss bridge, it’s considered to be one of the most significant bridges in the District.

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1/31 Toast

If you want to make toast, you’ll need to get some bread furst

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1/26 – Sunny

The Park Service relies on warm and sunny days instead of machinery to clear the trails of snow

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1/26 – Shop (bubble tea)

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1/25 – Crisp

This private park in NW Washington was named after Crispus Atticus, traditionally regarded as the first person killed in the Boston Massacre, and as a result the first American killed in the American Revolution.

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