Friday afternoon these are the machines we got Metro passes.
My first ride on the metro
The World War II Memorial
The Washington Monument with scaffolding
These scenes were lining the walkways into the World War II Memorial
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| Coming around the bend to look up at the Lincoln Memorial |
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The Vietnam Memorial.
I wish I had taken a picture of the Korean War Memorial. It was soldiers in rain ponchos carrying guns and they were trudging through fields. The looks on their faces were haunting. Even though they were stone, they looked so real.
Martin Luther King Memorial
Saturday In-N-Out at the American History Museum
The first copy machine
The talk President roosevelt gave right after Pearl Harbor. on the first line it was change from world history to infamy
Waiting in line to go in the National Archives to see the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
We walk what seemed like the full length of Washington D.C. from the National Archives down to see the White House. It was a long walk.
Sunday morning at the Air and Space Museum Wright Brothers bicycle They learned a lot of what they needed to know about airplanes from the bicycles.
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| The Wright Brothers airplane |
The Lunar Lander
The Washington D.C. Temple on Sunday afternoon. We also stopped of at the Visitor Center. It was decorated for Christmas.
The Enola Gay - It dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima August 6, 1945
The Space Shuttle Discovery - It was very interesting to listen to the docent talk about it. To see it in person, it looks pretty beat up.
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| Sunday afternoon walk back to the hotel |
Christine and I as we left the hotel for our trips home.
I got lots of cuddle time with Kenny. Love that pup!
This was the trip of a lifetime. Thanks for a wonderful time Curtis and Christine!
