established during the American Civil War on the grounds of Arlington House
administered by the Department of the Army
Splash mountain
also called the Theatre District
Some ad spots cost $350k a month here
tombs of all shape and sizes
and wall murals
been sometime since I seen one of these
And the Famosa fort in the background
mm fancy billboards
ready for the next car up
up the hill lift
The Le seine
loopdeloop!
located at Broadway and Seventh Avenue
Biker girls!
the idea of a modern day venice is really cool
The dutch cemetery
Water fountain squirty thingies
The union square park
nicely framed!
The Du Carrousel after our Lourve visit!
all board!
The Ferris wheel at the end of the Tuileries
Eternal flame and marker at the grave of John F. Kennedy
looking over the Lee Mansion National Memorial
they are right beside each other!
there's also a park housing displays
Pinocchio's stone brothers
Here we are underground
the nation's most sacred shrine
Downtown Pittsburgh at night
Art murals in the underground
Back in the underground
exploring the city on foot
the peanuts kiddie section of the park
Look fort!
The New York City's American Museum of Natural History
Trek Trek Trek!
That's all for the newseum! see ya folks!
the cemetery is divided into 70 sections
Otherwise known as the Monuments, stars du 7ème art
carrying along powell
pummeling!
Tickets get!
The rear of the altar
Which is actually not much of a gate!
didn't know there's so much to a rug! :3
Spick and span
On the tracks to go!