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Washington National Cathedral
We visited here for the Sunday morning service (rather interesting ;) & then stayed for a guided tour after the service. The building itself is huge & has quite a bit of history, even though it wasn't completely finished until about ten years ago. This place also has a lot of dignitaries buried in the crypt including Helen Keller & her teacher Annie Sullivan. I also enjoyed using this building's many arches & steps to get lots of cool pictures!


The White House
Unfortunately, we weren't able to tour the White House this time, so we had to settle walking by it for the obligatory photo. By this time we had walked so much that my feet were killing me & I thought I wasn't going to make it. What I won't do for a photo opportunity.... ;)
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Arlington National Cemetery
I think this was by far our favorite & definitely the most moving place we visited. We were able to see the last changing of the guard for the day. Incidentally, the guard who was being relieved of his post also took extra time to pay his respects to the tomb because it was his last time to be on duty at the tomb. It was a very solemn & moving moment. (I was so disgusted when I realized at the beginning of the ceremony that my memory card was full... so no pictures.)
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Jefferson Memorial
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Manassas Battlefield


Little Miss Kristen
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My beautiful little sis, Alicia.
The enjoyed the nice weather while it lasted (it started raining not long after we finished eating).
My cousin Andrea & my sister Alicia goofing off.
My cousin Heather's adorable daughter, Madeline.
Brent & Brenda
Ana & Shane