Arlington National Cemetery Through the Seasons of the Year
There is something so special about this hallowed ground.
Overwhelming as it is,
it tells the amazing history of a nation,
The importance of democracy and freedom.
A place I never get tired to visit,
and one of my favorite places in the whole USA.
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- Beautiful Red Fall
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- Yellow Orange and Red
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- Yellow Fall
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- Les Feuilles Mortes
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- Fallen during the Fall
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- Red and Yellow Fall
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- Winter Snow
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- Winter Snow
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- Winter, Civil War Soldier
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- Winter
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- Winter, Always in Line
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- Spring, A Beer for my Buddy
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- Spring, Looking at the Pentagon
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- Spring, Jewish Soldier
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- Spring, Spanish American War
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- Summer
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- Summer, Civil War fallen
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- Summer, General Montgomery Meig’s Son
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