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DC from Old Post Office Pavilion624 viewsHere's a similar picture as the previous, but zoomed in to show the Capitol.
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Engine number 481623 viewsWe pose with the engine.
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Pactola Lake Reservoir623 viewsWe made a brief stop at this scenic spot on our way from Hill City to Deadwood.
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White House from Washington Monument622 viewsLooking toward the White House from the Washington Monument. The original plan was to have the Washington Monument be right at the intersection of a line from the White House and a line from the Capitol. As you can see, though, they had to change the location slightly.
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Oops, they spilled.621 views
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Penguin and Puffin Coast620 viewsMore penguins. It was COLD in there-- the brochure said they keep it 40 degrees, which is quite a shock when it's 80 degrees or so outside. and you're wearing shorts and T-shirts! Note that this picture almost looks like a painting, but it is indeed real.
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The Badlands619 views
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Wooden Slide619 viewsA cool slide in the children's museum. You'd go down this just after leaving a VERY crooked room (you can see the windows to the right -- you'd stand in there and your perspective was WAY thrown off).
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Chester at Camp619 views
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Group Shot618 viewsPictured in the front two rows are: Tim and Cathy Fischer (with Bailey), Mike and Drew Becker, Ted and Jessica Tower, AJ and Amy King, and Tim and Karen Dallmann. In the back row are José and Megan Huerta and Amy and Paul Witty
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Thermo-Cam618 viewsThis is actually a picture of a TV monitor. The museum had some sort of Thermo-infared camera hooked up to it, which responds to different heat characteristics of what it sees. You can see Cathy, Tim (taking the picture), and William, asleep in his stroller.
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First Model 730 Shipped618 viewsThis is the first 730 to ever leave the factory. For more information about it, please see the next picture.
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