The Dog Days of Summer

It’s been so hot and humid this week that even the squirrels are sound asleep.

@ Rob Klug

DockDogs at The Wharf

The best thing we saw this week was a dog competition at The Wharf.

©Miki Jourdan
©Miki Jourdan
©Miki Jourdan
©Miki Jourdan
©Miki Jourdan

Exhibits

A couple of free exhibits we’d highly recommend:

MLK Library

An exhibit showcasing the cultural influences of D.C. on the U.S. over the past 250 years – through September 27th.

©Victoria Pickering

NGA

“Beneath the Surface” – an exhibit of photographs that shows the impact of extracting the resources that power our country – through August 23rd.

Edward Burtynsky photo of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill ©Angela N.

Construction and barriers

Construction at the White House continues, with the ballroom and the helipad.

©Angela N.

Road closures are blocking off a lot of downtown in anticipation of the Grand Prix next weekend.

©Victoria Pickering

Lafayette Square remains blocked off and guarded:

©Victoria Pickering
©Victoria Pickering

On the positive side, work is continuing at the new urban park being built over the Connecticut Avenue underpass by Dupont Circle.

©Angela N.

Stormy Weather

It’s been typical D.C. summer weather, with afternoon thunderstorms and dramatic skies:

©Rob Klug
©Rob Klug

Go outside!

Despite the heat, there are still great things to see outside:

©Rob Klug
©Angela N.

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