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- We're Home!
- Cha bhi luathas agus grinneas an cuideachd a' cheile.
- Our accomodations, the lovely Hotel Paramount.
- Looking out from our balcony.
- The TALL needle in the middle of the city. It sto...
- This building looked especially Irish to me. So o...
- Lots of stacked barrels found in the Guinness brew...
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- I like to take pictures of bottles.
- Dublin seen from the 7th floor of the brewery.
- Our talented musicians for the Musical Pub Crawl e...
- One of the pubs we went to. It's so bright and fes...
- There stands a tall and mighty tower. The opening ...
- This is the first Irish cross ever actually made. ...
- Tower and trees.
- The beautiful scenery of Ireland.
- The next three pictures are a stop we made on our ...
- Nature at its finest.
- Big hill.
- Does anyone remember the song "Everyday is a windi...
- The last two stops...
- Accueillir a' Paris, France... Welcome to Paris, F...
- The world's largest roundabout!
- My favorite tower of all time... yes of course, th...
- It is HUMUNGOUS!
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- Day time... seen on the second floor of the tower.
- Night time... seen on the top floor.
- All lit up!
- Fun glass pyramid entrance into the Louvre Museum.
- Leonardo da Vinci's ORIGINAL Mona Lisa painting lo...
- Notre Dame... "the true heart of Paris." It is a ...
- The classic boat and bridge picture.
- One of the 12 roads coming off of the largest roun...
- This is as close as we got to the wild and EXPENSI...
- "I love the night life, I like to boogie..." Okay,...
- The city of London.
- From left to right: Ken, our tour manager, Me, B, ...
- The London Eye, the world's largest sightseeing wh...
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- This is what you ride around in. Officially calle...
- Parliament seen from the London Eye.
- Big Ben.
- Westminster Abbey.
- Piccadilly Circus, a famous London landmark.
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3 comments:
what does it mean, what what?
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Brandon said it was called the Millennium needle. But that's as much as he can remember about it. Sorry. :)
What does it commemorate?
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