| Washington D.C. and Jamestown & Williamsburg, VA March 1998 |
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| During Spring Break back in 1998 I flew to Washington, D.C. to visit my sister. She and Joe were living in Arlington, VA at the time and I spent the week visiting with them and touring the sights around our Nation's Capitol. Towards the end of the week Kristine and I took a roadtrip down to Williamsburg and Jamestown, VA. These are some old photos from that trip that I recently scanned in... hope you enjoy them! |
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| Me in front of the White House |
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| Kristine and I on the steps of the Lincoln Monument with the National Mall and Washington Monument behind us |
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| Me in front of the Jefferson Monument |
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| Kristine and I in front of the Iwo Jima Memorial |
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| The Washington Monument reflected in the Vietnam Veterans Memorial |
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| Kristine on the front steps of the Library of Congress |
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| Daffodil fields along the Potomac River |
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| Williamsburg was the capitol of Virginia from 1699 to 1760, back when this country and its ideals of government were forming. It is now preserved as a living history city and it's a fun place to explore. |
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| Kristine near the James River |
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| Jamestown Cemetary, above Settlement ruins, below Jamestown was the first permanent English Colony in North America. It is where the true story of Captain John Smith and Pocahontas took place. |
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