Did you also know that the hands of Abraham Lincoln in the Lincoln Monument spells out A.L. in sign language?
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Did you also know that the hands of Abraham Lincoln in the Lincoln Monument spells out A.L. in sign language?
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Wow,Originally Posted by moosmom
His likeness is seated , with his arms resting on each side of the large "throne" (for lack of a better word to describe it).
I have to go to google and look at his hands again!!! I've never heard that one.
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I took a crash course on sign lauguage. While A.Lincolns left had is positioned as the letter "A", his right hand is not positioned as the letter "L".
Maybe there are a few more positions in sign lauguage for "L"?
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