So imagine my surprise when I pulled up and there was no line at all! At first, I actually thought maybe the inspection station was closed because the place was so deserted. But, it was open, and I pulled right up to the inspection bay. Start to finish, the whole thing took 8 minutes. What a nice surprise!
Finding myself with a whole lot of extra time on my hands, I went to the Fish Market at the D.C. waterfront. I just love the waterfront area. To me, it's one of D.C.'s hidden gems. It's one of the few places in the city where you don't feel like you're in The Nation's Capital but rather in some little port town. The fact that many tourists don't find their way down there doesn't hurt either. So I got a cup of seafood chowder and some fried clams and sat in the sun and watched the sea gulls. It was a lovely way to spend my Saturday afternoon.
Much better than sitting in line waiting for my car to be inspected.


How beautiful! One thing I don't miss about NJ are the long lines at the inspection station. In Mass. you can pretty much take you car to any garage, however you have to pay $40.
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Beautiful pictures! What a nice way to spend a Saturday....
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Nice! Beautiful pictures....I would much rather be knitting there than in line for a car inspection!
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