Walking around Arlington National Cemetery on a Capital Photo History Tour.
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write meg! 
Wow! These pictures are awesome. I especially like the one of the statue. I haven’t been to Arlington Cemetery in years….seeing these photos definitely makes me want to go back!
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Everyone should see the changing of the guards at Arlington at least once in their lives. Beautiful shots 🙂
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Ah! I’ve seen this as an 8th grader. More than 15 years ago.
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Wow. How cool. This must be awesome and emotional.
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I get chills when I go there. Carl was a chaperone when Vance’s 4th grade class went to DC. When they went to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier,, one of the guards yelled at Carl for having his toes over the imaginary .line. The kids talked about that for weeks!
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Great photos. I visited Arlington in high school, but i think I would find it much more meaningful now.
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I have been completely taken with Arlington National Cemetery since I was in elementary school. Such a beautiful place of honor. I haven’t been in person, so thanks for sharing these!
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a beautiful and sad place. have to love those uniforms!
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What a moving group of photos! Arlington Cemetery is such a peaceful place in my opinion. Thanks so much for sharing.
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I’ve never been, but the photos are always so moving.
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Great photo’s. It’s been so many years since I’ve visited Arlington. Class trip in sixth grade. I remember it like it was yesterday. Very moving experience.
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I need to take my children there sometime. We could make a day – long day – trip out of it, but it would be worth it. I love the filter that you used and the way that photos look.
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