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What was the most memorable site you visited in D.C and why? (best day in Columbus)In Washington D.C. I got to see many great sites because of what a wonderful city it is. If I would have to pick my favorite site it would be the Vietnam memorial. This was very touching because I both of my Grandfather's lost close friends who served and died for their country in Vietnam. It was very special for me to write a letter to Michael Robert Rich who knew my Grandparents. I was able to talk to a Vietnam Vet who told me many stories about the wall and how many people he knew. The architecture is an amazing idea and it was a memorable experience to walk along the wall. I hope to visit again with my grandfather. What did you learn from your D.C. experience?

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