More trains.

The metro is so convenient. All of it accessible via stroller or wheelchair, unlike the tube at home. but we have now mastered going down escalators with the push chair (I think going up might be s bit more tricky!!)

Stu was in his element at the back of the train. He could watch tge tracks wizz away behind us!! Katy just thought all the passengers were fair game to smile at. I think she has a new game in her head that she stares at someone with her cutest vacant look until they give in and talk to her, then she breaks out the torpedo of her adorable smile! Then she gets the 'oh, my gaaaad, wat adorable cheeks!!'

Like I've said before the hotel is well situated for train spotters. We can see the metro and Amtrak lines from our window. Love the double chimes of the rail horns! But they arn't loud enough to be a problem.

Last but not least it was bath for Katy then happy hour (well two hours!) in the hotel atrium. Great barman called Richard.

We've decided not to head into town for a meal as we really fed our faces at lunchtime. Off to the considerably closer whole foods extraordinary supermarket nearby, to get a snack and take it back to our room (or should I say suite!!)