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    Washington 
  DC ~ August 5, 2001 ~ Kryon 
  "at home" | 
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    Kryon 
      "At Home" meeting: 
      It was hot in D.C. in August!! About 95 degrees with 
      the humidity the same, but we never felt it in this fine Unity church.... 
      a powerful all-day event for this intimate type of Kryon meeting. | 
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    DC 
      Sights: Completed in 1855, the original 
      Smithsonian Institution Building, popularly known as the Castle, was designed 
      by architect James Renwick Jr. This Washington landmark is constructed of 
      red sandstone from Seneca Creek, Maryland. The museum exhibits are all in 
      separate buildings that occupy many city blocks. | 
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        DC 
        Sights: Gasp! Yep, it's real. It's the 
        famous Hope Diamond... on display at the Smithsonian. 
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    DC 
      Sights: Reverance and respect abound 
      for those of all ages who visit the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial Wall. There 
      are over 58,000 names listed here in the polished marble. These were lives 
      lost in our nation's longest and most controversial war. | 
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    DC 
      Sights: Lee 
      Carroll at the reflecting pool. 'Okay... just a little further back... further... 
      further' | 
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        DC 
        Sights: The famous Watergate 
        hotel. Why show it? Because Lee stayed there! No break-ins occurred while 
        he was there, but former President Nixon was spotted roaming the hallways 
        looking for leaks. 
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    The 
      Lincoln Memorial, honoring our 16th president. | 
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