Sightseeing in Washington, D.C.

It's no secret -- everyone who knows me also knows how much I love living in the Washington area. I've done a lot of sightseeing in the three years that I've lived here, and I haven't gotten tired of it yet. I always look forward to having visitors, since it gives me an excuse to find new places to go and new things to do.

I'm working on putting together some of the pictures that I've taken over the years and adding them to my webpages. Check back soon to see the latest additions!

The Cherry Blossom Trees at the Tidal Basin
The Jefferson Memorial
Me and a blooming tree
Brad and the Washington Monument
More trees with pink flowers
	The Washington Monument
	Under renovation
	The more familiar look
The Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial
Statues of FDR and his dog
A fountain at the memorial
Another statue at the memorial
	The Korean War Veterans Memorial
	Statues at the memorial
	One of the statues
	The wall at the memorial
Dumbarton Oaks
One of the garden terraces
The gardens
View of the house
	The Pension Building
	Outside of the building
	View of the inside
The Newseum
Memorial to journalists
Sections of the Berlin Wall
	Washington National Cathedral
	Outside the cathedral
	Brad near the Bishop's Gardens
	View from the Bishop's Gardens
	Statue of Abraham Lincoln
National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Outside the basilica
One of the chapels
One of the chapel ceilings
	Mount Vernon
	Mount Vernon
	The 16-sided barn
	View of the Potomac
	A short hiking trail
Near D.C.
Shenandoah National Park
The C&O Canal
Great Falls, Virginia

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This page was last updated on Tuesday November 28, 2000.