Windsor-area women travelling to Washington for Trump inauguration

Jayne and Kristy Harcarufkaalready know they won't get the trip they expected when they travel to Washington for the presidential inauguration Friday.

The politically-minded mother and daughterhad hoped Hillary Clinton would be the first female president of the United States when they initially made their plans to attend the swearing-in last fall, but decided to go ahead anyway even though Donald Trump will be the person placing his hand on the Bible.

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Jayne, who was born in the U.S., said she's excited for the trip even though she's no fan of the president-elect.

"I really want to see the inauguration, even though Hillary didn't win," said the 10-year-old."I feel it's important to go and support my country, even though she didn't win, because it's still where I was born, and it's still the same America."

Kristy said she recorded all of the debates during the election so her daughter could watch them thenext day.

The pair plans to participatein the Women's March on Washington Saturday along with a busload of Windsor women who are heading to the American capital for the event.

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"I hope thatJaynelearns that she does have a voice, and there are things that she can do to stand up for her beliefs, and her voice is important, and it matters," Kristy said.