Sonya freezing on the way to the National Museum of the American Indian.

Sonya still freezing on the Mall.

Me in front of the Capitol on the way to the American Indian where we saw the Aloha Boys playing.

Same day with the Washington Memorial on the opposite end of the Mall.

Sonya and I on our second day in DC.  Here we are in Congresswoman Bordallo's office.

The Capitol's main Rotunda.

Sonya in the Capitol's Rotunda next to a marble statue of three influential women in American history.  The fourth lump of marble (back left of the statue) is being saved for the 1st woman President.

Still in the Rotunda.

Sonya enjoying the tour.

More of the Rotunda.

Here I am at the National Museum of Air and Space.

More air and space.

Here I am when Sonya and I walked from the Holocaust Memorial Mesueum to the Museum of American History.

At the National Museum of American History.  This is the flag that was hung over the side of the Pentagon after 9/11.

Sonya taking a hot chocolate break.

Sonya and I waiting for Uncle Tom and Auntie Loling outside the American History.

The Lincoln Memorial at night.

Outside the Lincoln Memorial.

One of the statues of the 19 infantry men trudging along in a field.

More of the infantry men.

Another infantry man - Lincoln Memorial in the left background.

At the Korean War Veterans Memorial - Black Granite Wall etching of combat and support troops that served in the Korean War.