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Such Engineering690 viewsA wider picture of the highly-technical tarp setup.
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Tortise at Reptile Gardens689 viewsReptile Gardens is another worthwhile, and somewhat historic, attraction. It supposedly contains the world's largest collection of reptiles, including these giant tortoises.
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Assembling Tractor689 viewsThe upper hood is now in place, now they work on tightening it. By the end of the day before we left, they actually had this tractor running.
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Sea Lions688 viewsEvery zoo has to have a sea lion demonstration...
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Tractor Auditorium683 viewsStill more beautifully restored tractors.
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US Botanical Center Conservatory680 viewsThis picture is actually not from the zoo, but at the US Botanical Center Conservatory near the Capitol building. But, it seemed to fit in well with all the animal pictures. We only had about 45 minutes at the center, but it was a beautiful place and featured many lovely plants.
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Udvar-Hazy Center: National Air and Space Museum676 viewsOne of the hilights of our trip was visiting the National Air and Space Museum's new Udvar-Hazy center. This museum just opened in December 2003, and is located near Dulles Airport. We weren't sure we'd have time to get there, but we were sure glad we did.
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Old Wood Burner675 viewsTim poses near this 19th century wood burning engine
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2009 Corn Palace675 viewsWait, what year is it again? I guess the Corn Palace uses the same calendar as the auto industry...
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Cathy on Carousel674 views
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On the train673 viewsHere's a picture of the train on the way from Hill City to Keystone. On this stretch, the engine was actually "backwards" with the "rear" of the engine at the front of the train. The engines have been modified to burn oil rather than coal or wood.
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All of us next to the Love Statue673 views
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