At the National Harbor:
The natural result of letting kids dip their toes in a fountain while the adults rest for a moment.
Bill and Chris enjoy it from a shady spot.
The tour of the Capital included the statue of Brigham Young.
The tour guide (left) asked Levi if he knew who B. Y. was, and was surprised when he shot back, "Sure, he was my Uncle."
The kids imitate flames.
The Capital Rotunda - looking up
An evening meal on the lawn of the Capital building.
The truck was there to deliver instruments for THE Navy Band, which gave an after-dinner concert just for us.
Mary and Ruth waiting for The Navy Band to strike up.
Gettysburg
Richard at the Sachs Covered Bridge built in 1862.
We found this bridge entirely by chance, but it was a hoot.
Both armies crossed this bridge during the Battle at Gettysburg in 1863.
Sterling, Levi, Mark, and Logan at the earthworks where the 20th Maine defended Little Roundtop during the Battle of Gettysburg.
Roscoe at the "Devil's Den", GettysburgUnion forces were on top of these rocks.
Confederate forces attacked through even rougher ground towards these rocks and eventually took them.
Both sides lost a lot of men.
The Wheatfield is behind Roscoe.
Little Roundtop is on the skyline to the right.
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