Hitchhiking across America with hopes of visiting all 50 states and writing about his experiences, Colorado State University graduate Ian Krammer stops in at Dupont Circle during his recent stay in Washington DC.
In the September 2010 AOL Travel article "How to Travel for (Almost) Free" by Jordan Simon which explores couchsurfing, in paragraph four, Ian says "I make a new friend in every town".
As I prepare this blog posting I am reminded of Justin Sailor who in September 2006, kicked off his year long Hometown Invasion Tour by Jeep.
Taken in connection with my ongoing Street Musicians (Buskers) 2011 series at Dupont Circle on Thursday morning, 28 April 2011, click the image to view my Ian Krammer (Hitchhiking All 50 States) photo album
Saturday, April 30, 2011
Friday, April 29, 2011
316 Names To Be Engraved at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial
When on Friday, 13 May 2011 that the 23rd Annual Candlelight Vigil is held at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington DC Kirk Bockman and James Lee of Great Panes Glass (Colorado) will have added an additional 316 names to the East Wall in commemoration of the National Police Week 2011 event.
While in years past names were added to both walls of the Memorial, this year, due to the Memorial Restoration Project new engravings will not occur on the West Wall. And during the engraving process the East Wall, from 20 April thru 1 May 2011, will not be accessible to the public.
Taken during my Thursday, 28 April 2011 visit to The Memorial click the image to view my 2011 National Police Week Engraving of the Names photo album which includes this video of Kirk Bockman.
Though still under construction, when completed, my National Police Week archival project will chronical my annual documentation of the event dating back to 1994.
While in years past names were added to both walls of the Memorial, this year, due to the Memorial Restoration Project new engravings will not occur on the West Wall. And during the engraving process the East Wall, from 20 April thru 1 May 2011, will not be accessible to the public.
Taken during my Thursday, 28 April 2011 visit to The Memorial click the image to view my 2011 National Police Week Engraving of the Names photo album which includes this video of Kirk Bockman.
Though still under construction, when completed, my National Police Week archival project will chronical my annual documentation of the event dating back to 1994.
Thursday, April 28, 2011
2011 Free Summer Saturdays Kicks Off at the Corcoran over Memorial Day Weekend
As reported in the Tuesday, 26 April 2011 ENews the Corcoran will kick-off its 2011 FREE SUMMER SATURDAYS on 28 May over Memorial Day Weekend and will last until 3 September of Labor Day Weekend.
Taken during my 19 June 2010 Free Summer Saturday visit click the image to view my Corcoran Gallery of Art 2010 photo album.
Taken during my 19 June 2010 Free Summer Saturday visit click the image to view my Corcoran Gallery of Art 2010 photo album.
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