Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2004/04/19

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Subject: [Leica] The Wall
From: aaron.sandler at duke.edu (Aaron Sandler)
Date: Mon Apr 19 11:13:37 2004
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At 09:41 AM 4/16/2004, Bryan wrote:

>>>Of course, the "no photos" signs around the place may have influenced 
>>>me, too.
>>
>>I hadn't noticed one, l though things may have changed since 1999.
>I was in D.C. two weekends ago and went to the Wall to pay my respects. I 
>didn't see any signs prohibiting photography.

Hmmmm...I have been many times since the 1980's, although not in the past 
year or so.  As far as I can remember, there has always a pictographic "no 
photos" sign (a camera in a circle with a line through it) somewhere near 
the entrance to the walkway that leads you down along the wall.

Or maybe I'm imagining things.

Either way, if there is a sign, it is frequently ignored.

I'm going up to DC this coming weekend and will try to swing by and 
double-check.  Perhaps I'll take a photo of the no photos sign for my PAW.

;)
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