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Our 600th post, a nice milestone, closes our photographic look at our visit to Washington DC. The feature photo is a view of the Washington Monument from across the Tidal Basin while standing on the grounds of the powerful Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial. Featured are the two living persons who made the static monuments and museums come to life for us, Yona Dickmann and Gordon Ward. As we noted in recent posts, these survivors of Auschwitz and Iwo Jima, respectively, are to be remembered with fondness and respect every time we recall the power and the beauty of our nation's Capitol.Friday, August 27, 2010
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Our 600th post, a nice milestone, closes our photographic look at our visit to Washington DC. The feature photo is a view of the Washington Monument from across the Tidal Basin while standing on the grounds of the powerful Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial. Featured are the two living persons who made the static monuments and museums come to life for us, Yona Dickmann and Gordon Ward. As we noted in recent posts, these survivors of Auschwitz and Iwo Jima, respectively, are to be remembered with fondness and respect every time we recall the power and the beauty of our nation's Capitol.
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