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Closer look88 viewsSome of the buildings from above.
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Evil Incarnate88 views
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Cool Habitats88 views
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Another piece of history88 viewsMore of the wall.
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Tank88 viewsOne of the first two Soviet tanks to enter Berlin in 1945 is now part of the Soviet memorial.
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Peace tower88 viewsStolen from the French, it mocks them somehow. Even the statue at the top points to Paris.
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Typical Berlin88 viewsCranes, Cranes, Cranes
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MALMO - Train Station88 viewsRepresenting the beginning of my trek apres Contiki.
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Imposing88 viewsI liked the layout of this one alot. I've seen too many gothic ones lately.
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Boat Tour88 viewsThe sailor gets his boat ready. Note how low to the water this boat is. There's a reason for it.
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Lipstick/Lego Building88 viewsRather famous.
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A Sushi Coffee88 viewsAn interesting flavour, I'm sure. It also served as a landmark for Darren, Rob, and I on our first day in Stockholm.
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White Light88 viewsSt. Anna's church.
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Intricate Floor88 viewsThe parquet work was very nice inside the palace.
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Fire!88 viewsMy first order of business in Krakow was a haircut - it's too hot and my hair's unmanageable. A fire broke out just down the street.
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Market Square88 viewsHere's as full a view you can get of half of market square. The building on the left (The Cloth Hall) is only a centrepiece for the indoor market.
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Last Supper88 viewsI wonder if their food tastes salty?
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Monument to Starving88 viewsThe prisoners were fed only 1500 kCal of energy a day for 11 hours of hard labour. That means coffee for breakfast, for example. Those that didn't find additional food died within 6 months of arrival.
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Incinerator88 viewsWhere people were cremated.
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Sprawling Remains88 viewsThe nazis destroyed as much of the evidence as they could in 1945, but here you can see just how vast the site was. The chimneys generally survived the fires/explosions.
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