Wow! Today was a great day! I loved honoring all the soilders who fought in war and how every tomb stone was perfectlyallined every direction you looked. When i was reading the brochure, it said over 16,000 were buried at the end of the civil war, and today there are 325,000 buried. The land is 624 acres!There were tullips every were you looked, in many different colors. Also, we road a dubble decker bus that we road to many stops. While on it, we passed different places and it gave us much history and information. Oh, and I couldnt forget, while on the double- decker we happened to pass by a crowd of protesters marching for green energy. It made me remember that we live in a free country; whereas in other countries the people cannot express their ideas. They do not have freedom of speech. -Erika, 12
Monday, April 18, 2011
Arlington Cemetery
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How pretty the cherry blossom trees look. I unfortunately ran out of time and did not see the tomb of the unknown soldier when I was at Arlington. I was only able to see the eternal flame.
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