Brian,
My sister has lived in DC for the past 25 years. She said the
area isn't that bad. By the same token she has offered to put
Tammy and I up for the weekend (we like a king bed and being
close to the site). I'm not trying to flame but offering an
alternative opinion. Heck, people have had stuff stolen at Topeka
and San Diego.
Lemmy see, college bars means college girls. . . . . .
Where's the downside/ Tammy WILL be dope slapping me in a moment.
#59 :^)
Matt Murray
----- Original Message -----
From: "Brian Garfield" <garfield@mini2.com>
To: "Team.net" <autox@autox.team.net>
Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 11:30 PM
Subject: Hotels for the D.C. Tour
> Hey everyone, Charles has reminded me that it might be a nice
warning to let
> everyone know where to shop. Especially if you don't know the
area.
>
> If it was up to me, I would recommend everyone get a hotel in
the College
> Park/Rt1 and I95 area. I've never had a need for any hotels in
the D.C.
> area for obvious reasons, but as you get up to the CP area, the
crime
> lessons drastically and there's a college campus nearby (U of
MD) which
> tends to clean things up.
> Something at Rt1 and I95 would be good, it's 11 miles of
highway drive to
> the site from there and it's got to be safer than anything in
close
> proximity to Fed Ex. The one across the highway from Fed Ex
(by US Air)
> might be OK, but I definitely wouldn't go looking anywhere
west, south or
> east. The further north you go, the better it gets. But, it's
probably
> more pricey up north.
>
> The nice thing about College Park is there are college bars and
such around
> there which would at least give a hint of night life. Around
Fed Ex there
> is zilch.
>
> Happy shopping,
> Brian Garfield
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