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To: dansangel; Aquamarine

The Smithsonian is huge, of course, but I think the "must see" part is the Air and Space Museum. I'm not even a scientific person nor particularly interested in aviation, but found it fascinating.


28 posted on 05/19/2004 6:15:18 AM PDT by mountaineer
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To: mountaineer; dansangel

I'm sure there are many "must see" jewels there.


30 posted on 05/19/2004 6:18:41 AM PDT by Aquamarine
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To: mountaineer; Aquamarine; DollyCali

Oops! Posted this to the wrong thread - sorry!

((((((DollyCali))))))) and ((((((mountaineer))))))

Howdy strangers! It's always so nice to *see* FRiends online.

mountaineer - you are correct about the Air and Space section. Even as a young child it left a huge impression on me. I was going to be an astronaut until I realized I suffered from motion sickness. Instead, I remained a huge fan of NASA.

:-)


36 posted on 05/19/2004 7:12:18 AM PDT by dansangel (*PROUD to be a knuckle-dragging, toothless, inbred, right-wing, Southern, gun-toting Neanderthal *)
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To: mountaineer; Aquamarine; dutchess; dansangel; Common Tator; bmwcyle; kristinn; BillF

Hi.. love DC !!!and could spend weeks in smithsonian & love the ASMuseum.. and all the monuments .. The FDR one being the most recent one I have seen. Looking forward to seeing the WW2 monument when I get to DC this summer.

Tator... share some Geo. Washington tales w/us????

pinging some of the DC folks.

Thank you Aquamarine for thread today.


38 posted on 05/19/2004 7:30:32 AM PDT by DollyCali ("Trying to keep the Freepers pulling in the same direction is like trying to herd cats." Richard Poe)
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