Our stop at the Lincoln Memorial

This is the building that the statue of Lincoln is in. I didn't get a good shot of Lincoln behind the columns of the building.

Kent and I in front of the statue.
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We got another "tourist" to take a snapshot of all of us; the blur in the left corner is my editing out of the backside of some lady!LOL

I loved what it said above his head and wanted to capture that.

This is just another shot of the whole statue. It is massive! Where the statue is housed is a huge room. On the walls is engraved the Gettysburg Address as well as another one of his famous speeches. When I saw the Gettysburg Address, I was reminded of helping my kids memorize it for school!