Where in the World is Alces Browser?
August 6, 2010
Washington DC
I was lucky enough to adventure to Washington, DC on Memorial Day weekend. Sadly, I was a bit too early to experience the festival on the Capital Building lawn.
Here I am at the World War 2 Memorial. Every pillar represents a different state, even Alaska!
The Smithsonian Museums were so fun and informative. They are free too! I'll have to bring the calves next time!
Here I am with a real dinosaur skeleton!! By far one of the coolest things I have experienced in my travels!
Ah, the legendary Lincoln Memorial. The view from the steps here is quite breathtaking.
The Wasington Monument and the beautiful reflecting pool. I tried to climb to the top, but they have a strict "No Moose Allowed" policy.
I had the best time walking around the National Mall and soaking in the sights. There are beautuiful tree lined walkways between the monuments and even horse back riding police men! (Strangely, the horses did not want a picture with me.)
And here I am at the White House. How exciting to witness such a legendary building! Every President (except George Washington) has lived here. I wonder if they will let me spend the night in the Lincoln bedroom on my next trip.
I was lucky enough to adventure to Washington, DC on Memorial Day weekend. Sadly, I was a bit too early to experience the festival on the Capital Building lawn.
Here I am at the World War 2 Memorial. Every pillar represents a different state, even Alaska!
The Smithsonian Museums were so fun and informative. They are free too! I'll have to bring the calves next time!
Here I am with a real dinosaur skeleton!! By far one of the coolest things I have experienced in my travels!
The Wasington Monument and the beautiful reflecting pool. I tried to climb to the top, but they have a strict "No Moose Allowed" policy.
I had the best time walking around the National Mall and soaking in the sights. There are beautuiful tree lined walkways between the monuments and even horse back riding police men! (Strangely, the horses did not want a picture with me.)
And here I am at the White House. How exciting to witness such a legendary building! Every President (except George Washington) has lived here. I wonder if they will let me spend the night in the Lincoln bedroom on my next trip.