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England

The beginning of my European Escapade started in jolly old England.

23 files, last one added on Jan 04, 2005
Album viewed 404 times

France

The next stop on the tour was France, or as the French call it, France.

80 files, last one added on Jan 04, 2005
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Spain

In Spain, Los Tres Flamencos were born, the sangria flowed freely, and we had an interesting dinner.

31 files, last one added on Jan 04, 2005
Album viewed 408 times

Italy

My second visit to Italy introduced me to Pisa and gave me more time with Rome, Venice, and Florence.

58 files, last one added on Jan 04, 2005
Album viewed 444 times

Austria

Austria was one of my favourite spots in Europe, lots of outdoor adventure and, in the small town of Hopfgarten at least, quite affordable.

36 files, last one added on Apr 18, 2008
Album viewed 399 times

Switzerland

Switzerland was a beautiful country tucked in the mountains and thoroughly clean. Our stops in Lucern and Lauterbrunnen were both amazing, not to mention the trek up Jungfraujoch.

12 files, last one added on Jan 04, 2005
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Germany

Thanks to a bus breakdown, our stop in Germany was rather brief, but we still got in the major three things: beer, clocks, cars, and beer.

5 files, last one added on Jan 04, 2005
Album viewed 361 times

Holland

Although I didn't especially appreciate Amsterdam, Holland was still a great country. After all, how can one complain about anywhere that so loves its own cheesiness and clogs?

18 files, last one added on Jan 04, 2005
Album viewed 347 times

Greece

241 files, last one added on Jan 04, 2005
Album viewed 598 times

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Random files - 2001

Dreamers63 viewsLucia in the sky, with diamonds. At least, that's what she's dreaming about. Erica is also taking a "power" nap. Sure.

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90 viewsThe Palamythi overlooking Nafplio. Uncle Ted, Ali (Dr. Kale's brother), and Dr. Kale.

Obelisk59 viewsA really intricately carved obelisk, with details of 54 battles or something like that.

56 viewsMore ancient columns, or what is left of them. I believe these surrounded the Altar of Oaths, where athletes swore to abide by the rules of the Olympics.