First I went and walked along the shoreline to the Jefferson Memorial.  I've been to DC several times in my life, but had yet to see this memorial.

Then, I continued on walking on this biking/walking trail that followed along the Potomac river.  Before I got to the Potomac Riverside, I walked along the Tidal Basin shoreline.  There were some good views of the Washington Monument (as well as a few of the pictures of the Jefferson Memorial above) here.

Next, I stopped at the FDR monument, which was also along the trail I was walking.

I continued walking on the path.  Originally I was going to try and cut across the Roosevelt Bridge and go to the Roosevelt Memorial, but I must have missed the bridge.  Somewhere along this long walk, my sandal broke and I was just walking around for the rest of the day with a broken shoe. 

I also passed the Watergate Hotel.  (silly little tidbit things that amuse me...)

Next I walked on towards the Washington Harbor, which I soon realized was RIGHT in Georgetown.

Then I decided to walk around Georgetown a while.  I even went and roamed around 'The Shops at Georgetown Park'. 

After I made my way through part of Georgetown I moved on and kept walking along the course that the Old Town Trolley Tours Company uses... (I had their map of DC today, so it seemed like a pretty good path to follow).  I walked past Sheridan Circle, which is right at the edge of Embassy Row (that's where all the foreign embassies are). 

At some point I passed the Vice President's House, but it was so fenced up and hidden behind trees that you couldn't actually see it.  I kept walking and finally made it to the National Cathedral.

By this point my feet were hurting and I was pretty tired, so I decided to head back towards a metro station... Though the closest metro station was still a good walk away.  I took the Woodly Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan metro.  And finally made it back to my room to take a shower.

This evening I'm going to go find a mall and try and find a new pair of sandals.  :)