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31 March 2014

Chevy Chase

Wood End Sanctuary Chevy Chase is a town in Montgomery County, Maryland. It is a primary residential community with a fashionable shopping district called Friendship Heights. It contains several malls, retail shops and fine dining restaurants. The town also houses the National 4-H Center. The National Science Bowl is held in this facility every year either in late April or the early month of May. If you want to discover more about Chevy Chase, simply call Affinity Airport Sedan. You can schedule a pick up from the airport

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28 March 2014

Travilah

Travilah is a small suburban to Travilah Oak Market wn In Maryland. It is close to North Potomac, Potomac, Darnestown, and Great Falls. CNN Money named Travilah as one of the “25 Top Earning Towns” in the United States recently. If you plan to visit Travilah, call Affinity Airport Sedan for a ride. Sit back and enjoy the sights. Our dependable transport service will guarantee you a very comfortable trip.

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26 March 2014

Silver Spring

AcornPark Silver Spring is a popular urban hub in Montgomery County, Maryland north of Washington DC. The city center has gone through a major facelift with the opening of more retail shops, fine-dining restaurants and entertainment facilities. Visitors can indulge in outdoor dining and watch outdoor concerts during the summer season. A relaxing way to go around Silver Spring to and from the airport is by availing of the services of Affinity Airport Sedan. Located in Bethesda Maryland, we provide shuttle services in the DC Metro area covering the three major airports. We will be very happy to give you a lift.

Wonderful Attractions

While at Silver Spring, do not fail to visit Acorn Park which is described as the remaining memory of Francis Preston Blair’s “Silver Spring” historic estate. According to history books, the spring with shiny mica minerals was discovered in 1840. Nearby is a peculiar small park with good-looking frescos and acorn pergola. Meanwhile, Rock Creek Park is one of the most amazing urban recreational areas in DC. It is the habitat of raccoons, coyotes, deer, and owls along with various tree species. Amusement amenities consist of trails for cycling, hiking and horseback riding; playground for kids and picnic area; tennis stadium; golf course, outdoor venue for concerts; and, planetarium. The 14-acre Jessup Blair Park has two public tennis courts, basketball courts, soccer field, and picnic grounds. It is also a favorite of local residents and visitors. Sligo Creek Trail is a 10-mile path which is also one of the oldest in Montgomery County. It starts at the boundary of Prince George, goes through Montgomery and ends at Wheaton Regional Park. Sligo Creek Park is made up of nine smaller parks with sports facilities and common recreational building.

Silver Spring Today

Silver Spring’s redevelopment, which began at the dawn of the 21st century, was exceptional. Areas adjacent to the City Place Mall were rebuilt completely to make way for the new shopping plaza. It was named “Downtown Silver Spring.” Modern retail shops and restaurants opened in this location. The revival of the city and its 160th year anniversary was marked with the production of a documentary, “Silver Spring: Story of an American Suburb” which came out in 2002. From that period, development continued with the construction of office buildings, condo units, and commercial establishments. The New York Times published an article in 2007 about Silver Spring and highlighted that the urban center experienced a rebirth and emerged as an arts and entertainment seat because of massive investments. Visit Silver Spring and you will definitely enjoy your stay in this city. Call Affinity Airport Sedan to give you a lift.

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24 March 2014

Olney

Olney-MD Olney lies at the north central part of Montgomery County in Maryland. It was an agricultural area until the sixties when the town evolved into a major residential hub. Money Magazine categorized Olney as number 17 out of the top 100 in its edition of “America’s Best Places to Live.” This was the highest ranking given to any town of Maryland. Last August, the same publication listed Olney as number 22 in the “Top-earning towns” of the United States.

If you plan to spend your vacation in Olney, call Affinity Airport Sedan. We will get you to and from the airport without any hassles.

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22 March 2014

Potomac

Great Falls Park Potomac in Maryland is approximately 15 miles northwest of Washington D.C. Potomac Village is at the intersections of Falls Road and River Road. The town was named as the seventh most educated small community in the entire country by Forbes business magazine. It was also listed in CNN Money.com as the fourth most prosperous town in 2009. Potomac boasts beautiful estates and million dollar homes.

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20 March 2014

Montgomery Village

sugarloaf craft festival Montgomery Village is a large suburban community located north of Washington DC in Montgomery County, Maryland, and within close proximity to Baltimore. It was developed during the late sixties right outside the boundaries of Gaithersburg and is off of Interstate 270. Call Affinity Airport Sedan if you are going on a tour of Montgomery Village. Our gracious transportation service will pick you up from the airport and give you a ride to your chosen destination.

About Montgomery Village

Two years after the incorporation of The Montgomery Village Foundation in 1966, Whetstone Community Center, Whetstone Elementary and Montgomery Village Middle schools opened to the public. The Village Mall built in 1970 is now the Village Shopping Center situated along Montgomery Village Avenue. Holiday Inn on Route 355 opened in 1971 while the first bus service to Washington DC started in 1973. At present, Montgomery Village is home to over 40,000 people. It is part of the ”technology corridor” where employment continues to increase. Within the Village are scenic parks, gently sloping hills, and crystal-clear lakes. The residential place attracts young people, families and elderly folks.

Montgomery Village Events & Attractions

Montgomery Village hosts a yearly event for vendors from Maryland. The Sugarloaf Craft Festival at the Montgomery Fair Grounds features handmade products like home decorations, sculptures, comforters, clothes, glass products, and jewelry. Acclaimed as the “Jewel of Montgomery Village”, Lake Whetstone is the beautiful centerpiece of the community. The mile-long walking park enfolds the western lakeshore which goes further to the boathouse and dockyard. These facilities were refurbished in 2010. Now, locals and visitors can rent sports canoes during the warm summer months. Picnic tables are available the whole year.

If you wish to have a different kind of weekend with the entire family, rent a paddle boat or canoe at the south dock boathouse adjacent to Montgomery Village Avenue. Boating season is from May 24 until September 2 which is National Labor Day. Part of Fall Festival events includes the “Great Pumpkin Race” which features handmade and fully adorned pumpkin race cars. This is held at the North Creek Community Center. For those who want to buy and sell baby and kids clothes, toys or fixtures, come to the annual Baby plus Bazaar at the Lake Marion Community Center. Admission is free. Montgomery Village also contains four community centers, seven swimming pools, 22 tennis courts, and 18 recreational parks. Come and see Montgomery Village in Maryland. You can always rely on Affinity for your transportation needs.

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18 March 2014

Laytonsville

Laytonsville, Maryland Laytonsville is one of the smaller municipalities in Montgomery County, Maryland. It used to be called Cracklintown which came from “cracklin’ bread”, which is one of the original baked delicacies in the locality. The crossroads of Laytonsville’s northern district goes directly to the principal urban areas of the state. These include Damascus and Frederick County in the east to Baltimore, southward to Washington, D.C. and west of the Potomac River.

If you would like to visit Laytonsville, you will surely need a ride. Arrange for a pick-up from the airport with Affinity Airport Sedan for all your transportation needs in the DC Metro area.

About Laytonsville

Laytonsville stretches behind the unspecified borders of Sandy Spring. The town extends over the huge estate which was once owned by Quaker pioneer James Brooke. However, it never became “Quaker country.” Anglicans and Methodists joined Sandy Spring social events and business activities as well as farmers’ clubs and other organizations. There were also a lot of intermarriages during that time.

John Layton put up a brick farmhouse in 1785 on the site where the present-day Laytonsville is located. An old tavern, general store, tailor shop, and the St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church made up the ephemeral Cracklin Town. The town started to progress in the 1840s with the construction of several stores, business establishments and residential houses. A post office was finally built in 1861 while a Methodist Church was established in 1867. Laytonsville farmers were blessed with very fertile loam soil which does not dry out very quickly making it an ideal farming land.

Nearby Attractions

While visiting Laytonsville, you can take the opportunity to visit popular attractions near the town. Clara Barton National Historic Site is one. The National Park Service renovated 11 rooms including the bedroom of Clara Barton, living rooms, and Red Cross offices. Another popular tourist spot is the Battleground National Cemetery which is 17 miles away from Laytonsville. This military cemetery lies along Georgia Avenue close to Fort Stevens. It is managed by the National Park Service. Congressional Country Club is a country club and golf course in Bethesda. It was established in 1924 and has hosted many prestigious tournaments including the U.S. Open several times.

If your travels bring you to Laytonsville or any other town in the D.C. area, keep in mind Affinity Airport Sedan. We will pick you up on time and get you to your destination safely throughout the DC Metro Area.

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15 March 2014

Germantown

Great Seneca Germantown is described as a suburban community in Montgomery County close to Washington, DC. For the last 20 years, Germantown has gone through considerable development as shown by the proliferation of residential units, shopping establishments, dining places, and recreational facilities. If you need a ride between Germantown and the airport, please feel free to give us a call at Affinity Airport Sedan. We guarantee a reliable shuttle service in and around the Germantown area.

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13 March 2014

Derwood

Derwood is a locality in the east-central part of Montgomery County, Maryland, where in 1880, it became a train stop on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. It lies at the present-day junction of Maryland Route 355 and Indianola Drive. This place is called the Derwood Station neighborhood. The small population experienced steady growth right after Shady Grove Metro Station launched operations in 1984. When you travel to Maryland, call Affinity Airport Sedan.

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10 March 2014

Darnestown

Darnestown Presbyterian Church Darnestown is located at the intersection of Seneca and Darnestown Roads near the center of Maryland. It is still a part of Montgomery County. The town is quite small and yet, it has a very colorful history. If you are going on a trip to the Darnestown area, just call Affinity Airport Sedan to pick you up from any airport in D.C.

History of Darnestown

The first settlers came to Darnestown in the 1750s when William Darne married the daughter of a well-to-do landowner named Elizabeth Gassaway

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