March 10, 2019
King Street in Old Town Alexandria, Va, 
Market Square, off King Street
King Street and the Potomac River, looking 6 miles north
The George Washington National Memorial – Located 1.5 miles west.
Thanks for viewing, Comments are always welcome.
M 🙂
Nice captures.
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Old Town is really cool. We’ve visited there both together and I had a few days when I was travelling on “business” in 2009. Some really nice restaurants. Also a local book store that had a great cd section at the River end.
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We really liked it also, had dinner – actually about the first time we’ve been out and about for some time while on the road after Sandy Paws passed away. Hi Bev!
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Nice shots of a location that is only a few miles from where I live. I think that technically the official name of the building in the final photo is the George Washington Masonic National Memorial. 🙂
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Thanks Mike. I had made the correction to the “Masonic” omission earlier today, but whenst (whenst?) putting it all together, it got left out again. It’s an important correction. The next day, of our vacation, as we headed south on I 95, I took note of the exit for Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge, and THOUGHT OF YOU!!! If we were not on a schedule, I would have loved to explore. Thanks again. M 🙂
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It’s not a big deal, other than the fact that the George Washington connection with the Masons is an interesting fact and gives a different perspective on the man than a visit to Mount Vernon, for example.
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Very nice evening photos. Thank You sharing them.
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sunset is beautiful and your night capture with the moon- superb!
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Thanks Lisa. I really enjoyed traipsing around to get that shot, and it reminded me of one I took a few (?) years earlier, see https://wp.me/p37YEI-2J3 M 🙂
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One of the offices I visit frequently has property adjacent to the Masonic temple in Alexandria. I use the train stop there often
The old city is really nice especially on a warm evening.
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You’re fortunate to have the experiences to explore the area as I did during my career.” Later, on this evening, we drove around and about the “mall,” (hence the Washington Monument image!) bringing back lots of good memories of the “working” days and nights in the DC area. DAD!
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I apologize for “Masonic” not carrying over to this “Twitter” post in the heading. The correction has appeared and is on my web site heading. Also, in my reply to Holly above, “Washington Monument” refers to the actual Washington Monument on the mall, of which I had sent a photo of – also taken that night …to her separately. M 🙂
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