
Next, we walked along the Reflecting Pool (it was pretty green and full of mallard and Canada goose poo!) -- it really needs a thorough cleaning.


We were walking up to the Lincoln Memorial when the skies opened up and it started pouring rain. We made it inside just in time, but a lot of other people there were soaked! It was fun to see huge Abe and we walked through all of the memorial (I didn't know it had a downstairs room).

From the Lincoln Memorial, we walked over to the Korean War Memorial. I think this is one of the newer memorials and it is very nicely-done. I liked the sculptures a lot.

After seeing all of the sights in this part of town, we walked back towards the mall and spied a little rotunda -- the World War I Memorial. It was kind of off the beaten path, but very nice.

Eventually we made it back to the metro station and zoomed back home. This was a nice way to see some of the sights in Washington DC that I had never had the time to look at before!
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You should check out the FDR memorial. It's on the western side of the tidal basin over by the cherry tree walk. A little out of the way but one of my absolute favorites.
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