Day 25: Niagara Falls Today was a special day as instead of spending it in USA as we have for last couple of weeks, we spent in in Canada witnessing the raging and fearsome power of Niagara Falls. We woke up in USA and drove to the Canadian border where I was surprised at how lax the border security was. They just checked our passports and allowed us all into Canada without even checking our RV. Perhaps they all secretly have an x-ray vision. We drove through N...

Day 24: Gallaudet University The itinerary for today was Gallaudet University tour. If there was even a poll conducted to find one common deaf-centric place that all deaf people will have heard of then Gallaudet university will come out at the top by long distance as it is only deaf university in the world. All courses are accessible in American Sign Language though hearing lecturers or students are also welcomed. We arrived and it was a nice bonus to be commu...

Day 23: Independence Day in Washington DC It was a special day for America today as it was Independence Day today. As luck would have it, we were planning to sightsee Washington's tourist landmarks so it was a perfect place to witness Independence Day celebrations. Independence Day marked the day USA declared its independence from Great Britain's control. The first stop for us when we arrived in Washington was to watch the independence e day parade. There we...

Day 22: Georgetown and Iwo Jama memorial Today was going to the day we arrive at the capital of USA-Washington. As we had made a good progress yesterday, it was only a couple of hours drive to Washington and before long we reached outskirts of Washington where at this point, our sat navigation went crazy and started to give us random directions. This is due to the fact we are travelling into roadworks. It was a chaos with loads of new roads and roadworks being d...

Day 21: Dayonta Beach Our sleep was disturbed at 3am when Richard was woke up by someone banging on the door asking us to move as some lorries left through the night and there were several bays free for us to park. We all woke up for a one minute journey before resuming our sleep again. Eventually we all woke up and it was boiling hot as we all made a conscious decision to save on petrol by turning off the air conditioning that we usually left on through the n...