Today, Ron took a bus tour of the city...
U.S. Post Office Building
Navy Memorial
Statutes EVERY....WHERE
The Capital is just one impressive site no matter how many times you see it....
Union Station, transportation hub for the city...
Capital from Reflecting Pool
I've been in the Capital for work so many times I passed this trip, maybe next time....
Arlington National Cemetery
One very impressive cemetery, for lots of reasons
many headstones only have a number, but we won't forget what each one stands for....
The rolling hills of Arlington are just a beautiful resting place....
JFK's Eternal Flame
General Robert E. Lee's homestead...
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Changing of the Guard.
This is one impressive activity to see....
and although I've seen it a couple times before it just doesn't lose it's impact....
24 X 7 X 365.... no matter what, this tomb is under guard...
The Tomb has a great view of the Washington
Memorial Amphitheater
Another to be memorialized...our sincere thanks for your service to our country.
there are reportedly multiple services every day
View of the Lincoln Memorial
City view
back to Union Station.... missed my bus stop...
U.S. Postal Museum... thinking of Mrs and Mr Baugh....
the Postal museum fills a block, didn't go in this trip, maybe next time....
Christopher Columbus Memorial Fountain at Union Station.. 
I seem to recall that this is a memorial to the civil war...
Ulysses S. Grant as a Civil War General at the Capitol
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