Said our goodbye to Trump and jumped in a coach to New York. Travelled for 6 hours, just as New York City came into view a car decided to collide our coach on the highway! Had a friendly visit from the police, and our journey was delayed for an hour. Luckily nobody was hurt except for Ashley's backpack, which had a near miss death experience as it was next to the part where the coach was hit. Coming out of the bus terminal we were immediately into the heart of N...

Now onto our second destination, Washington DC! Where shall we start? We stayed with 4 American Deaf ladies (Ashley was very excited about this). They live very close to the city. On our 1st day, Two of the lovely Deaf ladies took us to see the Capitol and we went inside to learn more about how the US government works (I am not sure if Hannah understood anything...) In the afternoon, we had a tour around Gallaudet University, the world only university for the De...

Hello! Welcome to our first ever blog on our trip of a lifetime. How are we feeling? It is impossible to describe our feelings at this minute; nervous, happy, sad, excited and upset. So it is all emotional rollcoaster at the moment but one thing we know for sure, is that we are hundred percent deserve this trip. It's our last evening on the British soil with our family. We are still packing as we write this, trying to think if we have covered everything but we ke...