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Picture of the Day (Dial-up internet users enter at own risk!)

Haven't been to Hawaii in several years, but Hat Trick's sunset shots remind me that it is time to get back there.

Kohala Sea Cliffs from Pololu Valley lookout

Nice tones and dramatic composition Trog. Conveys a similarity to the Irish coastline, except that with Hawaii we're talking tropical paradise.

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Fruit Bat, Disney's Animal Kingdom

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Prayer Flags, Disney's Animal Kingdom

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Leaf with Red Veins, Orlando, FL

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We toured Arlington National Cemetery

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We took the tour 2 consecutive mornings. We were told that the flags are at half staff when a funeral is scheduled. They are at half mast 1/2 hour before and after the funeral. Since there are between 15 and 30 funerals a day, the flag is at half mast most if not all day.

All are asked not to photograph any of the funerals.

There are only 2 wooden crosses in Arlington National Cemetery. They are for Robert and Ted Kennedy.

The Lee home is at the top of the hill.
 
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Women's War Memorial

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The Women's War Memorial is at the entrance to Arlington National Cemetery. This memorial is at the opposite end of the boulevard as the Lincoln Memorial.
 
Korean War Memorial

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Nineteen stainless steel sculptures that represent all branches of the Armed Forces.
 
Granite Wall portion of the Korean War Memorial

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The 19 statues reflected on the wall is to symbolize the 38th parallel.
 
Images sand blasted into the Wall

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There 2500 images sandblasted into the wall.
 
Taken Dec 2006

Geo . . . you have wonderful images from DC. I hope you don't mind that I've piggy-backed on your thoughts, and added one of my own.

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Von, thank you for your kind words. All should feel free to honor our Vets.

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Nice job, Geo. It's always fun for me to see another's perspective of a place that's still fresh in my mind from a recent visit.
 
Nice job, Geo. It's always fun for me to see another's perspective of a place that's still fresh in my mind from a recent visit.

Thanks HatTrick.

I know what you mean by "another's perspective." DW is the the real photographer of us 2. I can be standing right next to her and don't understand why she is taking the photograph. When I see the shot on the puter, it makes total sense to me as to why she took it.
 
Wonderful photos Geo . . . thanks again.

I have to admit, growing up in the DC metro area and visiting Arlington Cemetery, I never really fully appreciated it until many years later as an adult. My ex husband's father is buried there and the parents of one of my dearest friends are both there.

When I took my current hubby there in 06 we were honored to be present during a full military honors funeral service. I still remember the chills that went up my spine as the horse drawn caisson passed by.
 
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