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climb over the freeway is pleasantly steep

The Thomas Jefferson Memorial is a neoclassical structure in Washington, D.C., built in honor of Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States and the principal architect of the Declaration of Independence. The memorial is located on the Tidal Basin in West Potomac Park, surrounded by Japanese cherry blossom trees. It is especially enchanting in the spring, with reflections of the memorial in the water and blossoming trees.

Underestimated sight with a beautiful view of the city

Great to see the sunrise or sunset

Great views watch for bumpy terrain

One of the great thinkers for justice, freedom, and equality. Although as a slave owner, he was rather ambivalent. Today's government should take a look at the speeches recorded in the memorial. Perhaps they'll learn something.

Founders Park is a great park on the banks of the Potomac River. There are some gravel walking paths that wind through the park.

The final (or beginning) mile of the C&O Canal stands here, next to the Tide Lock on the Potomac, the true birthplace of the canal. The spot is marked with a stone pillar. Stretching from Cumberland to Washington, DC, this route ends at Mile Post 0, where hikers and bikers can definitively mark the start or finish of their journey along the historic canal. The towpath follows the canal’s full 184.5 miles to its Cumberland, MD, terminus, often extending to 333 miles for those who begin in Pittsburgh on the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP) trail.