This is a picture of the "Tomb of the Unknown Soldier." We got there just in time to watch the changing of the guard. This was Sunday morning and was an incredibly spiritual experience to be at this cemetery and soak in all that our history holds.


This is a picture of the Vietnam War Memorial. Several of these wreaths were laying against it and it touched me to think of all those who lost loved ones.
This one is probably my favorite picture. Justin is looking at hundreds of stars. Each one (I believe, don't quote me) represents 1,000 lives lost during WWII. Overall, this vacation was both great fun and emotionally exhausting. We also got to see the Holocaust Museum, The National Archives, Library of Congress, and many other monuments. An unforgettable experience. Thank you so much, Taryn and Brendon, for such a great time and unforgettable memories!
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we're so glad you could come!
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