We went to see Jefferson again. This time we went and saw the exhibit below the statue. Then we headed around toward the FDR Memorial Island. Kendra got a big scratch on her arm. It was a rusty wire and I was woried until we got it washed with soap. It looks better now. When we got around the Tidal Basin and on to FDR Island.

His memorial is huge - lots of waterfalls
and his statements engraved in stones. 4 statues - 2 of him,
1 of Eleanor and one showing his Fireside chat.
I wasn't sure about the Korean War memorial, but we went anyway and I'm glad. It was wonderful. Faces of soldiers engraved in stone, like ghosts. 

And then the statues of them in rain ponchos.
Right next door was Lincoln.
First time to see it during the day, up close. That was beautiful, still. There was an exhibit down below that was very well done.


Dave talked to a cop to find the right path to the memorial to the
The cop seemed pleased because not many know about it. We had walked so far and so much we rewarded ouselves with Italian ice. We then kept walking and around the Eclipse. DAR Constitution Hall and Red Cross buildings were right there. A huge flag, 13 stars, 1776, hung in front of the Old Executive Offices building. That building was being renovated. We continued on and found the Sourth Lawn and Rose Garden of the White house. It is so pretty.
Since our tour fell through, we had to settle for the Visitor's Center. It would have been nice to have had more time to see the movies in there, but still, the exhibits were great. Afterward we decided to go to the Aquarium. It was really neat in there. So many different kinds of fish. We ate at the Reagan Building Food Court again. Hopped on the Metro and came back to take our shoes off!


No comments:
Post a Comment