| Last additions - France |

One-Legged Dean76 viewsDean, having lost a leg, has nothing better to do than have his picture taken all day.Jan 04, 2005
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Florida or France?64 viewsA nice little fountain in Antibes... who knew there were palm trees in France?Jan 04, 2005
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Dean Looking66 viewsSmiley Dean does his 'thang' for the camera.Jan 04, 2005
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Dean in Antibes66 viewsDean in Antibes, lost in thought, contemplating such things as having his picture taken.Jan 04, 2005
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Leanne in Antibes56 viewsLeanne sits on the walls of Antibes. What a beautiful little town.Jan 04, 2005
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Train Station64 viewsWaiting at the train station after a series of mishaps prevented us from aquiring tickets.Jan 04, 2005
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The REAL Pool Party61 viewsTonight everyone got in a little bit of pool... even Karen!Jan 04, 2005
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Fortified Service Stop63 viewsSome of the group under the entrance to a fortified French town that would serve as our service stop.Jan 04, 2005
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Guys Imitate61 viewsThe guys imitate the girls' pose.Jan 04, 2005
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The Girls' Pose60 viewsThe original girls' pose.Jan 04, 2005
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An Old Friend60 viewsKris & I ran into an old friend at the service stop- Raphael.Jan 04, 2005
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River59 viewsThe river valley under the aqueducts.Jan 04, 2005
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Long Pipe60 viewsAnd a lot longer too!Jan 04, 2005
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Massive Arch62 viewsThe aqueducts are a lot bigger than they look!Jan 04, 2005
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More Aqueduct59 viewsA small group photo in front of the aqueducts.Jan 04, 2005
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Aqueduct58 viewsThe old Aqueducts that the Romans built to transport water to strategic towns, located in France.Jan 04, 2005
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French Village63 viewsWalking through a quaint little French town on the hillside.Jan 04, 2005
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Who's President?74 viewsIn our leisure moments, there was always time for a little (or in this case BIG) game of "President". Jan 04, 2005
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France61 viewsMore of the French countryside.Jan 04, 2005
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Breast Hut65 viewsA little hutt (or, in SOMEONE ELSE'S words... breasts) built entirely from stone. There is absolutely no mortar at all.Jan 04, 2005
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