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Europe 01
My drive from New Castle, England to Glenshee, Scotland took me along the UK coast. Driving on the Left Was Quite an Experience.
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Europe 02
The 00/01 Season Was the Best for Scottish Ski Resorts in 35 years. It Was Foggy w/ 30 mph Wind, Snow and Rain - YUCK!
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Europe 03
I Stayed w/ Sue & Ben Elliott @ Their Home in Braemar, Scotland. The Glenshee Ski Resort Boasts the UK's Largest Ski Lift System with 25 Lifts.
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Europe 04
My UK colleagues at the Grand Place in Brussels, Belgium. From Left to Right: Don Lewis, Alex Borthwick & Big Al Hill.
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Europe 05
The Montmarte Basilica of Sacred Heart is on One of the Highest Points in Paris.
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Europe 06
Someone Spent a Little Time Designing and Creating the Artwork on the Ceiling of the Basilica.
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Europe 07
A Street Artist Decided I Made a Great Model While Eating Dinner at an Outdoor Cafe Near Le Sacre-Coeur.
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Europe 08
I'm Think the Arch de Triumph was Built to Memorialize Those That Died in the Allied Victory in World War I.
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Europe 09
Getting to the Arch is Quite a Feat. You Venture Out into Traffic and Dodge Cars to Make it to Your Destination.
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Europe 10
The Detail in the Stone Work was Incredible (Pretty Much the Case Throughout Paris).
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Europe 11
Self explanatory! I Waited on the 2nd Level for Over a Hour in the Cold Wind to Ascend the Tower to its Pinnacle.
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Europe 12
The Eiffel Tower is 320m Tall with Three Observation Areas, Two Elevator Systems and Two Restaurants.
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Europe 13
This Photo Provides a Good Perspective of How the Eiffel Tower Dominates the Paris Cityscape.
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Europe 14
Pretty Much the Only Proof (Other Than The Hotel Bill) That I Was in Paris.
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Europe 15
The Notre Dame Cathedral Was Quite a Site. Built Over a 150 Years w/ Stained Glass, Carvings and Other Inspiring Religious Artifacts.
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Europe 16
Quite a Welcoming Committee into the Cathedral. Reminds Me of the Entrance to Westminster Abbey in London, England.
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Europe 17
WOW, Wish I'd Been There to See This Live!
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Europe 18
The Moulin Rouge Was a Great Blend of Beauty, Color and Tune. Spend the Money to Attend (I paid $120), It Was Worth It!
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Europe 19
This Replica Of Liberty's Torch Was Placed Above The Underpass Where Princess Diana Died.
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Europe 20
I Spent An Afternoon In The Louvre - Big Mistake! Give Yourself Days To Explore To Structure, Portions Dating From The Early 11th Century.
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Europe 21
Close-Up View Of The Fountain On The Louvre Pavillion.
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Europe 22
You Had To Look For "Art" In Some Untraditional Places - In Many Cases On The Ceilings Of The Rooms.
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Europe 23
Another Case In Point - This Was The Archway Between Adjoining Rooms. Not Sure I'd Stand Under This For Refuge During A Tornado!
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Europe 24
This Mantle Adorned The Wall In A Room Dedicated To Greek & Roman Sculptures - Gives You An Indication Of The Size Of The Exhibit Rooms.
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Europe 25
Oh Yah There's Real Art In The Louvre As Well - Recognize The Lady In The Back (The One Hanging On The Wall)?
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Europe 26
This Painting Hung On The Wall In The Hall Displaying The Mona Lisa - On A Single Wall, All By Itself!
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Europe 27
This Is The Famous Aphrodite Sculpture By Michelangelo.
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Europe 28
Another Michelangelo Sculpture. Does He Look Like He's Dying To You?
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Europe 29
The Park Outside The Louvre Was Packed With People Enjoying The Beautiful Weather (It Looks Much Warmer Than It Was).
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Europe 30
Recall This Was A Business Trip? I Spent 3 Weeks At P&G's European Technical Center In Brussels, Belgium.
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Europe 31
No, I'm Not Joining Him (Are Those Days Over?).
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Europe 32
Bruges Is Near The Belgian Coast, It's Dominated By Buildings From The 15th Century & Is Criss-Crossed With Canals.
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Europe 33
Nice Scene, But Way Too Cold To Actually Ride In The Boat! I Restricted My Adventures To The Cobblestone Streets.
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Europe 34
One Side Of The Town Square Was Lined With These Quaint Restaurants. I Had A Wonderful Lunch Overlooking The Square On This Beautiful Day.
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Europe 35
Guess We're Close To Holland.
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Europe 36
The Church Of Our Lady, 13th - 15th Century, Housed This Sculpture Of The Madonna With Child By Michelangelo.
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Europe 37
Big Time Blow-Up From Another Photo (Technology At Work In Everyday Life). How Many Church's Do You Know With Artwork Like This?
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Europe 38
Guess We Did Spend a FEW Evenings In The Pubs!