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While on a training trip to
Irving, Texas, a business colleague and I took a cab from Irving
to downtown Dallas. We wandered around for a while, trying
to find Dealey Plaza - the site of the Kennedy Assassination -
but found the local signs vague and confusing. It seems
the people of Dallas did not want much publicity regarding the
1963 event, even 35 years later. We eventually found the
Plaza and, since it had rained much of the afternoon, the place
was virtually deserted. That provided an unique
opportunity to explore the historical area without
obstruction. Check out the pictures below by clicking on
the thumbnails. I especially recommend looking at the
Picket Fence shot, where I believe that another assassin fired
the deadly "head shot". I had very eerie
feelings while standing on the places where history was made on
November 22, 1963. I think everyone should visit there
once.
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