I had been to Washington, D.C. on a number of occasions, but not since the 1980's. While visiting with my son toward the end of my month in the states, we had a cloudy but warm day to visit the sites that had not existed in my previous visits to our nation's capital: mainly, the World War II Memorial, the Korean War Memorial, Dr. King's Memorial, and the F.D.R. Memorial. I actually took out my camera and behaved like a tourist. I thank my son, Marc, for a wonderful weekend and a great Friday for our walking tour, because the temperature highs dropped into the upper 40's in D.C. the next day, Saturday.
It seems a little lame to depict photos of Washington, D.C. when a number of expats from Cuenca are touring places like Japan, China, Spain, and Morocco. Nonetheless, Marc and I had a great time, The day gave me a chance to use my camera, and most of all attempt the arduous task of transferring, uploading, and posting photos. If you want to learn or refresh your memory on a little American history, just click on the link below, (or cut and paste in your URL at the top of the screen) and click on each photo, and a commentary will be provided. I hope all this works. If it does, I owe a special thanks of gratitude to Jose Cortez and Lenny Charnoff. If it doesn't, I still owe them thanks for trying guys.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jimmola/sets/72157627971612346/
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011
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