We were so lucky that a friend of Beryls – Ann
called and invited us to join her for a day of custom Site-Seeing.
Ann picked us up in her car at Arlington
Cemetary… where we began.
Arlington is a military cemetery, now the resting place for over
400,000 people,
one of these being Ann’s late husband
one of these being Ann’s late husband
Whilst there, we saw a horse-drawn caisson,
carrying an American flag-draped casket.
We stopped to pay respect as the lone bugler played the 24 lingering
notes of Taps, and the 21 gun salute
We went to the final resting place of John F
Kennedy and Jacqui Onassis Kennedy
A lot of the places we went were quite surreal,
having seen them in movies
The view from Arlington House, The Robert E Lee
Memorial was beautiful
We then went to the Kennedy Arts Centre
Building...
They had flags of the states and flags of the world
- we were amazed that the NZ flag was so prominent!..
The DC Cathedral, which took 83 years to build was amazing
We are extremely grateful to Ann for a
wonderful day.
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