27 Dec 05
chailey common 003.jpg
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27 Dec 05
chailey common 002.jpg
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27 Dec 05
chailey common 001.jpg
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26 Apr 05
Aftenposten, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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26 Apr 05
Aftenposten, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. High Park Slanty Hollow cache
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3 Sep 04
Aftenposten and a HitchHiker just below the cache Neither one would fit, so they just hung around a little bit.
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3 Sep 04
Aftenposten, et al, at Tiptoe Through The Tulips. Here, Aftenposten hangs out at Tulips with the other bugs I've got.
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24 Aug 04
World War 2 Memorial
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24 Aug 04
The White House
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24 Aug 04
Washington Monument and Reflecting Pool
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24 Aug 04
inside the Abraham Lincoln Memorial
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24 Aug 04
Abraham Lincoln Memorial
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24 Aug 04
Albert Einstein memorial
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24 Aug 04
the Capitol Building
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24 Aug 04
tomb of the unknown soldier3.jpg Since April 6, 1948 the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier has been guarded 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, regardless of weather. Millions of Americans annually visit the Memorial Amphitheater to watch these dedicated soldiers of a new generation, dutifully pace 21 steps across a black mat on the west face of the Tomb. It is a time honored ritual, executed with great precision and filled with American pride.
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24 Aug 04
tomb of the unknown soldier2.jpg Appropriately, the men who march 21 steps south, turn and march 21 steps north, and then repeat the process minute-by-minute for up to an hour at a time day or night, are the very best of the Army's best. Whether under a blazing sun, unsheltered from driving rains, or in freezing snow, they perform their duty with great precision and military bearing.
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24 Aug 04
tomb of the unknown soldier1.jpg The sentinel marches 21 steps across the black mat, past the final resting places of the Unknown Soldiers of World War I, World War II, Korea, and the crypt of the Unknown Soldier of the Vietnam War. With a crisp turn, the sentinel turns 90 degrees to face east for 21 seconds.
The sentinel then turns a sharp 90 degrees again to face north for 21 seconds. A crisp "shoulder-arms" movement places the rifle on the shoulder nearest the visitors to signify that the sentinel stands between the tomb
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24 Aug 04
restored Robert E. Lee house memorial in Arlington
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24 Aug 04
viper7 in auditorium.jpg
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24 Aug 04
kiawa in auditorium.jpg
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