Photos of Europe...
Holland Chez Holly (The Hague): #1, #2, and #3 Chez Jesse (Frisland): Jesse and his family: #1 and #2 Us at and around Harlinghen and the dikes: #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, and #6 Akka and Jisook at Akka's house Belgium Chez the Bonins (Wavre close to Brussels): The Royal Museum of Art & History The Cinquantenaire Saint Michael La Grand-Place Bonnie and Sed in front of the King's office building The Bonins (Blair, Dina, Callie, Claire, Evangeline, Christopher, and David) and Bonnie in front of their house England London Chelsea (After which my hometown in Oklahoma was named.): The Old Town Hall, St. Luke, the town parish, and The Royal Chelsea Hospital Buckingham Palace and the Palace Gate A traditional London Cab Chez Paul (Hatfield): Paul in front of the church in nearby St. Alburn Ruins of a Roman Wall The group Monaco The Church Sainte-Devote The Port Me in front of one of the boats The Casino Italy
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Proof that I WAS in Germany Chez Marta (Wroclaw): Marta's mom, Marta, and me The Townhall of Wroclaw A photo to show the style of some of the buildings in Wroclaw (and the snow) Marta's church A few photos: #1, #2, #3, #4, and #5 Me and a couple of my new Polish friends on a across one of the rivers that surround Wroclaw The cathedrale in Wroclaw The things you can do in the snow: #1 and #2 Chez Piotr (Krakow): The first visit... The cathedrale in Kracov, where Piotr studies The market Wawel, the Polish Royal Castle: #1, #2, #3, and #4 Piotr, his sister, and Marta, a friend Piotr, his mom and dad, and his dog Mickey The second visit... Wawel castle in the summer: #1 and #2 Piotr and Justina The Temple Synagogue Piotr and Justina in front of their apartment building in Auschwitz The concentration camps in Auschwitz... Austria Chez Bernd (Gratz): The city's mediaval walls and the inscription on them The cathedrale The tomb of several Austrian Emperors who were buried there. An interesting little statue of a Turk. When invading Europe, they came all the way to Gratz where they were defeated. The people in Gratz hurled their Turkish prisonners from the windows. The City Hall The clock tower situated on the hill where once a castle stood. Napoleon tried to destroy the castle, but as it was too well defended, he instead just took over the whole country and then forced the citizens on Gratz to tear it down. They had to pay him to let them keep the clock tower. Thegears of the clock and a view of the city from beside it. Also a view of the clock tower from the bottom of the hill. Finally Bernd and Robin, his Oklahoman wife Vienna: A statue of an Austira Queen in the Vienna train station |
