A group of kids from Booth Free School in Roxbury, Connecticut, visited the State Capitol on Thursday while I was there. These shots are taken in the Senate chambers. Roxbury is a very small town in western Connecticut. I was impressed at how well behaved and attentive the kids were.
Then there is hope!
ReplyDeleteLove the rainbow t-shirts
ReplyDeleteIt must be an impreesive place for them.. Great idea to give them the same colorful t-shirts! A good way not to lose anyone!
ReplyDeleteColour and youth. Optimism...
ReplyDeleteThose well-behaved youngsters are a tribute to their teachers who obviously well-prepared and trained them for this field trip. The stained glass windows caught my eye! Is that carpeting on the floor of the chambers...classy!
ReplyDeleteTheir colorful tie-dye t-shirts stand out in the formal chamber.
ReplyDeleteGreat shirts. Can't lose one with those on. Nice shots.
ReplyDeleteNice shot inside the Senate chambers! Was it tie-dye day at the capitol?
ReplyDeleteGreat building, nice to see it open to the kids!
ReplyDeleteWhat a good day for the school kids. Lot's to see and learn!
ReplyDeleteThose t-shirts are giving me flashbacks!
ReplyDeleteThe old Packard had a parking permit in the window so it must be someone's summer ride.
Let's hope that somehow the future for these students approaches the brightness of their T-shirts.
ReplyDeleteLOL! I love Birdman's comment!
ReplyDeleteSounds like they wanted to be there. :)
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