It had been a while since I’d been to the Georgetown Waterfront, so I decided it would be worth exploring for a Sunday Snapshot. The views are just as picturesque as I remember – and with some new restaurants (and more on the way), it’s also a great place to dine and enjoy a day (or evening) away from city life.
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From upper left to bottom right: the fountain at Dupont Circle; a house on Swann Street NW; frozen chai at Tryst in Adams Morgan; my weekend rejuvenation routine of yoga, Fresh Sugar Face Polish, and Bumble & Bumble’s Hairdresser’s Invisible Oil; a balcony on Columbia Rd. NW in Adams Morgan; and purses at Emporium DNA on Connecticut Ave NW.
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With a new apartment building, shop, or bar and restaurant opening nearly every month, the 14th Street Corridor in Washington, DC, is changing rapidly. The change has been so drastic that some blocks are practically unrecognizable from just a couple years ago.
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One of my favorite weekend activities is to shop at DC-area farmers’ markets. Above is just a snapshot of what’s currently available at area markets this summer. (Sadly, there’s still no way to capture the delicious smells of fresh food and produce in a blog post!)
If you haven’t been to any of the farmers’ markets yet, check out this great interactive map from the Washington Post detailing more than 170 markets in this area.
This beautiful design from DC’s own Cherry Blossom Creative can also help guide your purchases by showing you what is (and is not) in season.
Bon appétit!
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