The Lincoln Memorial
As we were walking up these steps, we couldn't help but be reminded of a certain movie.
Mel and Jase decided they should act out one of the scenes. They couldn't remember the exact wording, but they got it pretty close. Anybody know what movie it's from?
Take 1 of another scene. The final cut was one of the videos we lost, but I thought the blooper was cute.
One of our greatest presidents. At the WWII memorial, we found the Illinois pillar and took a picture by it. Alas...that's another one that didn't survive. We enjoyed hearing the accents and languages other tourists spoke all around us. We definitely weren't in the Midwest!The Vietnam WallAll those names...
Statues at the Vietnam Memorial
The FDR Memorial
It had a number of beautiful waterfalls!What do you think? Do they fit in?
The Jefferson Memorial was our last stop of the day. We were ready to be done! We estimated we walked at least 10 miles that day! We went home tired and sore, but it was worth it. Thomas Jefferson
After seeing all the monuments and memorials to the men and women who formed our country and fought to preserve our freedoms, we thought back to the beginning of our day at the Holocaust Museum. What a stark contrast--a country run by a dictator and the horrors that brought and a country based on Godly principles.
2 comments:
I still think it's SO awesome you guys went to D.C.
I loved the video clips :D:D:D
Looks like so much fun! I would love to visit Washington, D.C. Actually, technically I have been there, but it was at midnight, and not too much is open at that hour. :p
~Mandie
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