We took the Tourmobile to see Washington D.C. and Arlington Cemetery.

Arlington Cemetery is for those who have served in a branch of the military.

The changing of the guards happens every hour at the tomb of the unknown soldier.

President John F. Kennedy and his wife were buried at Arlington Cemetery.

Arlington House was General Lee's home at his farm which became Arlington Cemetery.

We went to Annapolis, Maryland to watch the Naval Academy play SMU.

This Family from Fort Worth, Texas belongs to SMU's starting linebacker number 52, Pete Fleps.

The blue and yellow Naval Academy Stadium was beautiful!

The score board was huge!

The Navy Mascot is a Goat!

The SMU players prayed before the game!

The Navy cheerleaders were at the game.

The band marched.

The Midshipmen staffed the concession stand.

The Naval Academy Cadets were in the stands.

Big cameras took big pictures in the rain!

NAVY 34 / SMU 7

It was fun playing in the leaves!

Charley and Christina Hardwick took us to see Aretha.

The Aretha Franklin Concert at Constitution Hall was great!

This was a stretch limo at the concert!

We felt welcome in Pennsylvania!

This is General Robert E. Lee.

President Lincoln gave the Gettysburg Address at this cemetery.

The countryside was pretty in Pennyslavania.

This cannon was used in the Civil War.

Lots of monuments in Gettysburg.

BEAUTIFUL COLORS!

Pennsylvania has towns on the hills.

Hershey, Pennsylvania makes you want chocolate.

Thie Trolley shows you around the Hershey plant.

The street lights in Hershey, Pennsylvania look like chocolate kisses.

This house in Plymouth was built by Ms. Rich's relative that came to America on the Mayflower.

WELCOME TO PLYMOUTH!

This is about starting Plymouth. Click on picture to make it larger.

This is the Mayflower in the Plymouth Harbor.