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One of 250 varieties of vegetables Jefferson grew - for sustenance and scientific purposes
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One of four so-called round-abouts encircling Monticello
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Dan admires one of the border plants dramatically named Love Lies Bleeding
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Back lawn at Monticello
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Framed symmetrically -- as Jefferson would have wanted
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From Mulberry Lane toward Jefferson's enormous vegetable garden
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A poncirus orange in the Monticello cemetery
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Jefferson's grave at Monticello
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The Library of Congress - Jefferson Building
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Jefferson called it the Capitol referencing Rome's Capitoline Hill
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From the tip of his toes to the top of Freedom's storied helmet
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Reposing on Capitol Hill
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Dan does DC
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It's been a stormy summer
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At the entry to the NBG greenhouse, the purple berries caught our eye
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In the National Botanic Garden
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Holding an orchid with the hand now healed from stumble in NYC a week earlier
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The Capitol
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Dan & Ruth at the Reflecting Pool
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A favorite spot at the National Gallery
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Tatiana listens as Dan reads about North Tonawanda
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Opening the Visits with My Daughter album
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Remembering Southington and Maine on these pages
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Too bad I didn't take a before shot