Travis L McIntire

Great Small Town Stadium. Easy location to find, ample parking. Prices are reasonable. Take cash, in case the internet goes down. Enjoy the Game! 😊

Two Boundary Markers splitting the Chevy Chase Fountain in half. This is in the middle of the Chevy Chase Circle so be careful crossing the street to get to it. Location is easy to spot as it's where Connecticut Ave, Western Avenue, Grafton Street, Chevy Chase Parkway & Magnolia Parkway all cross. There are several churches on the circle with beautiful architectural features. Enjoy!

Beautiful old style church, just off of Connecticut Avenue. The pastor is passionate and the "Rockin" Band & Choir keeps your heart beating, your feet tapping and your hands clapping. The congregation is warm, friendly and welcoming. They have a "more than coffee" event after service, which basically is a potluck luncheon held down in their parish hall. They only have one service at 11am but they do provide everything you need for a Sunday morning church service. They are a United Methodist affiliate and their motto is that everyone is welcome. Stop by if your in the area and enjoy. They do serve communion at the end and as with any UM church they have an open table and deny no one to partake in the sharing of bread & wine. Go with an open heart and enjoy their fellowship. Just ask for Pastor Mary Ellen or stsff members Rita or Dee Dee, all will help you with any needs you may have. They are a blessing to the community. Enjoy 😊

Great Location in the heart of the Chevy Chase shopping district. Metro Busses and Rail are easily accessible. Security seems to be present continuously. The Rail has entry points from three different corners and all connect before heading down the escalators. This only has the Red line running through it but takes you straight to the center of DC. Enjoy!

Very humbling, it sits in the quiet and stillness surrounded by bushes and set off from the main path. History not forgotten but being ignored instead of being learned from. Just sit and ponder what if these men had not fought and died for such a noble cause.