Monday, July 26, 2010

Tony's Spectacular Summer - Washington, DC

Tony and his troop spent 3 days in Washington DC and vicinity.


They visited many sites - including the White House, the Capitol, the Vietnam War memorial, the Lincoln Memorial, the Jefferson Memorial, the Washington Monument and more. They were drained by the heat and humidity of the DC summer.


If you look on the floor of the Lincoln Memorial you can see an exhausted Tony.











Tony and the troop found some shade in a park to rest.


The troop resting on the steps of the Capitol. Tony is in the lower left of the picture. Their tour guide is in the lower right of the picture.


At the Vietnam War Memorial. Tony's reflection is the far left one in the picture.


Tony and his troop at the White House. Tony is just below the fountain in the picture, but unfortunately he is looking away so all we can see is the back of his head.


Tony trudging to the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History.









The evenings were somewhat cooler. Tony enjoyed visiting the statue of the Marines at Iwo Jima. He also enjoyed the Jefferson Memorial.


















Sunday was a special day. They visited Arlington National Cemetary. They also enjoyed a visit to the Washington DC LDS temple. They finished off the day with feasting with the knights at Medieval Times and cheering the jousting knights.




Tony and friends at the temple.
















Tony is ready for some feasting and jousting!



Celebrating the victorious Black and White Knight!

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