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| Photographs by Shannon Finney, Shot on location, July 5, 2011, Washington, DC Summer in the city is usually a series of mad dashes along the crowded, fire-hot sidewalks into the crisp air-conditioned cold of an office building or the sticky steaminess of a subway car. But for the city's smallest citizens, summer time is the time for endless days, swimming pools, and the intense delight of a sudden downpour. Children see summer through ice cream cones and frozen pops, and the feeling of fresh, wet grass under their bare feet. On a trip to the National Zoo the other day with my nephews, I forgot the boiling hot sun and simply enjoyed a day filled with shaved ice, amazing animals, and memories of my own carefree summer days. |
