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Many people left personal momentos or remembrances at the Wall. Here are some platoon photos, and a cigarette lighter.
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As we walked from the Vietnam Memorial to the Korean Memorial, we stopped for another "photo op" with the Washington Monument.
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The Korean War Veterans Memorial had an ethereal feeling to it, especially in the fading evening light.
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The Korean Memorial has its own Wall. Etched into the granite are ghostly photographs of faces taken from military archives.
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The Korean War Memorial soldiers are just slightly larger-tha-life, and they are marching in a triangular formation towards an American flag.
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Leaving the Korean War Memorial, we enjoyed this view of the Lincoln Memorial through the autumn-colored trees.
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After a little more walking, we were greeted by this view of the Lincoln Memorial, reflected in its aptly named Reflecting Pool.
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Walking to the east end of the Reflecting Pool, we came to the World War II Memorial.
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