When I was eleven years old, I went on a trip to Washington DC for girl scouts. We traveled on a bus from my hometown, Richmond, MN and drove all the way to Washington DC. We drove through about nine states in eight days.
Each day there was multiple stops to eat or to see different popular tourists sights. A negative of the trip was when you would get back to the hotel, it would be late at night, and the next morning you have to be on the bus by seven am.
A positive thing about the trip, is that it was very well organized, and you do not have to worry about driving. The trip was planned out so you could go venture out on your own, which was helpful because you were free to spend more time at the sights that you were more interested in compared to the less popular sights.
I would recommend going on a trip like the one that I went on. This trip introduce myself to new cultures and understanding of the history behind popular monuments. On the trip, I also had the opportunity to meet new people from other girl scout troops in Minnesota. If I were to go on a trip like this again, the biggest thing I would change is to fly to the location instead of driving. I would rate this trip a nine out of ten.
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