Stepping up

Tourists Jamie Farrell, left, and John Hawboldt, of New Foundland, Canada, walked up over 200 steps to the top of the <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PLTRA0000165" title="Washington Monument" href="/topic/travel/tourism-leisure/washington-monument-PLTRA0000165.topic">Washington Monument</a> for a view of the city as electricians hang lights on the structure.
bal-md-monument-lights4-20101021135014

( Baltimore Sun photo by Kenneth K. Lam / October 21, 2010 )

Tourists Jamie Farrell, left, and John Hawboldt, of New Foundland, Canada, walked up over 200 steps to the top of the Washington Monument for a view of the city as electricians hang lights on the structure.

  • Email E-mail
  • add to Twitter Twitter
  • add to Facebook Facebook
  • add to StumbleUpon StumbleUpon

Most Viewed Stories

  1. Sara Evans: A mom first, a singer second
  2. Teresa L. Sherrard, 45
  3. Randall L. Palmer, 56
  4. Horse-drawn wagons highlight National Pike Festival
  5. More than 200 turn out for GLBTQ festival
  6. Hiker walking the Appalachian Trail to benefit Cedar Ridge Ministries
  7. Some recession victims feel lucky to be working harder
  8. William H. Shatzer, 77
  9. Maryland Public Service Commission's investigation into Potomac Edison to begin Monday
  10. Serafini introduces bills to reduce Maryland's corporate income tax

Around the Web

World-famous Budweiser Clydesdales walk streets of Springfield, MO

Story Share: Facebook page allows college students to post anonymously about others

Alaskan's Gift at Boston Marathon Goes Viral on Facebook

Photos from Around the Web

Video Gallery: Barbara Walters makes people cry

Video Gallery: Barbara Walters makes people cry

Photos: The 10 most-overpaid players in the NBA

Photos: Crazy clothes people wear on St. Patrick's Day

Photos: Crazy clothes people wear on St. Patrick's Day