Yep, all the way to the top to look out those itty bitty windows.
The view to the west, the Lincoln Memorial, the reflecting pool, and the World War 2 memorial in the foreground.
The view to the east, to the Capitol and all the museums:
The view to the north to the White House.
The southern view of the Jefferson Memorial. The Pentagon is just across the river and to the right. From this vantage, it was quite scary to see how close the plane was to everything else on Sept 11, 2001.
At the top of the momument:
Chillin' outside the monument after the tour.
We went to the Reagan Commerce Building's food court for lunch. Crazy is an understatement. Afterward, we headed across the National Mall to get to the Smithsonian Castle.
We saw some other folks taking funny photos like this, so EJ and I just had to try it:
There's a beautiful old carousel in front of the Smithsonian Castle. Sophie had to ride the shiny blue dragon.
The next stop was the Air and Space Museum, but on the way, EJ went inside the Hirschorn's building to check out the fountain.
At the Air and Space Museum, we saw the Wright Brothers plane...
And Amelia Earhart's plane...
and the cockpit of a jetliner:
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