More places to go in Washington DC

Soon, my wife and I will be in Washington DC. We want to avoid lines and security checks, so these are some of the lesser known places in DC that we will visit:

The Grenada War Memorial
The Jimmy Carter Peanut stand
Hall of President Pro Tempores
President David Rice Atchison monument
The Andorran Embassy
Smithsonian Museum of Editorial Cartoons
Mulder's office at the FBI building
Gerald Ford's Theater
we will be staying at the W.H. Harrisonian Hotel
The Post Office Dead Letter Museum
The Filibuster Monument
The Gerrymandering Museum (located west of the White House and south of the Capitol)
the yearly fishing contest: The Salmon Chase
the Gullibility Museum on J street (click here to see their website)

Lesser known Washington DC monumnets

My wife and I will be going on vacation to Washington, DC soon. While doing my online research, I came across these lesser known monuments:

The Shish Kebob Monument:



The left end of the Filibuster monument.
(click here to see the picture full size)



The Lincoln Memorial was not quite what I remembered:

Brent's Photo Tour of Nashville part 1

I have finished part one of my Photographic Tour of Nashville.

I have plans to go all around the county and take pictures of historic places, downtown buildings, city parks and places in between. I have also included other parks that are nearby that might make good day trips.

I am far from done as there are many places I have not been to yet with my camera, but I should have a chance to add to it over the coming months. to get to the new site, go here:

http://brentandml.freefronthost.com/index.htm#phototour
and click the link for the Nashville Photo Tour.

As a bonus, I have included some pictures of vintage postcards of places I have photographed on the pages.

Some of the specific places include:
the Nashville skyline
Centennial Park
Love Circle
Marrowbone Lake
Burgess Falls State Park
the Battle of Nashville Monument
Mt. Olivet Cemetery

Here is some of the feedback I have gotten so far*

"I think it's great.... [I]t will actually be better than the government's!!!!!!!!!!!"
---Sherry in Smyrna

"It looks good."
---Penny in Nashville



*Feedback may be from relatives