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My Washington Holiday Diary
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Great pictures, thanks for sharing them with us!!New York ♥..........These street will make you feel brand new, Big lights will inspire you.
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Wow great pics Derek
Little Miss Sparkles :A
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You skipped the Native American section? They were/are a huge part of American history. Shame.
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I didn't skip it, I just didn't find it to my likeing and walked round it quickly.Nordictat2 wrote: »You skipped the Native American section? They were/are a huge part of American history. Shame.0 -
A collection of photo's from inside the Natural History museum, they are a bit mixed up but I have tried to keep them in some kind of order, sorry for any repeats.











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Love the additions!!!

[FONT="][FONT="] Fighting the biggest battle of my life.
Started 30th January 2018.
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Fantastic pictures Derek, thanks so much for sharing.:T:dance:Mash p'tater, mash p'tater:dance:0
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Great piccies - thanks for the walk round Washington - I feel quite knackered now
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Against my better judgement and to my embarrassment, I found myself at the gates of the 'National Zoo', I usually stay well away from these places as they seldom show animals being natural.






This Anteater has a baby on its back and the mother just kept going round in the same track all the time I was watching.
The 'star' attractions were the 2 pandas and they were being natural, sitting a corner, in the shade eating.

The Orang-u-tang at least was active along the rope bridge.

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More of the monuments.
Daniel Webster
Capitol Building from Arlington
Grant
National Archives Building
Jefferson Memorial
Rochambeau
Lincoln
Amphitheatre at Arlington
FDR
Iwo Jima

Jackson
Korean War
White House
Washington Monument
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