The Rotunda on a Summer Evening

The kids and I met D for dinner so he could stay a little later at work, and then I let J snap away as we walked to the Rotunda.  Designed by Thomas Jefferson himself as the central point of the university in which he prided himself, the Rotunda is purportedly the most photographed building of college campuses.

After uploading these photos I realized that he is just as intrigued as I am by the socially acceptable graffiti images.  These symbols are ubiquitous on UVA Grounds--they appear in the most visible of places.  You can read all about UVA's secret service clubs on Wikipedia.