A soggy day of sightseeing meant that we were some of the only people at Independence Hall and the line for the Liberty Bell. That was fine with us! Very cool to see the room where it happened and the history of Philadelphia. We found Benjamin Franklin's grave and said hi. We stopped by Betsy Ross's house and said hi. We went to the oldest street in the USA, Elfreth's Alley. We said hi to Chief Tamanend's statue. We also decided we'd have to try a Philly Cheese Steak at Sonny

We left the charming city of Philly with the goal of visiting Rehoboth Beach to eat fries with the Bidens. It was so crowded at the beach but it was worth it because having french fries with apple cider vinegar at Thrashers along the boardwalk changed the way we eat fries. We watched the seagulls dive bomb beach goers and popped in and out of shops. For lunch, we went to a restaurant on the boardwalk called Above the Dunes and split a pizza. On our way to Baltimore we stopped

Good morning Baltimore! After checking out of the hotel we walked around Fells Point and visited the eclectic E.C. Pops shop. We bought a Moxie soda and drank it while we walked around. I am not sure why I feel this way but Baltimore just weirded me out. It smelled like a dead body all throughout the area and when asked what the smell was we were told it was the heat mixed with the yeast at the Domino Sugar factory. We walked to lunch at Max's Taphouse and then headed to DC.