The last time I did an embassy tour in Washington DC was in August of this year.
I visited some on New Hampshire Avenue and Massachusetts Avenue, the area known as Embassy Row near Dupont Circle.
This time I went deeper into Embassy Row, right on Massachusetts Avenue, which seems to go on forever.
There are so many embassies on this avenue that I had to rest and sit down right in front of the Embassy of Indonesia, which is one of the most beautiful embassy buildings in the city.
As most of the embassies on the avenue are European countries and part of the European Union, you’ll not only see the flag of the country, but also the flag of the European Union flying next to it.
Some countries embassies are next to each other, as in the case of Cameroon and Sudan and Paraguay and Turkmenistan, although there’s a big sign on the embassy of Turkmenistan about surveillance cameras being around.
Given what I know about Turkmenistan, you didn’t need to tell the Sports Diva NOT to take pictures of this embassy.
I took as many pictures as I could because I was getting tired , and besides there was an afternoon hockey game I was rushing back to see.
Blog or no blog post, you can’t say the Sports Diva doesn’t have her priorities in order.
















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