We’re not talking Hobbit, we’re talking Pepper.
We’re talking a real unexpected journey.
First, some background for non-Georgetown folks.
Theodore Roosevelt Island is a “living memorial” to America’s 26th president, a great outdoorsman and conservationist.
The national park – located across the Potomac from Georgetown – has “miles of trails running through wooded uplands and swampy bottomlands”.
Mapquest says that it’s 3.61 miles from Roosevelt Island to the corner of 34th & O St.
Mapquest’s suggested route is depicted below – follow the windy road out of the park, head over the Key Bridge, turn right on M Street, then head up the side streets.
You probably get the picture.
It’s an easy trip by car, and a nice run on a Sunday morning.
More specifically, it’s a nice run for a well-conditioned guy or gal.
But, what about for a dog?
Here’s where the story gets interesting.
The Homa Files 