Those Romans were very busy--had to have had an incredible number of slaves to build everything that was there.
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- Modern Windmills
- Swans
- Brunch on St Martin Winery Lawn
- Another view from the casemets
- Large Formal Garden
- Scenic Road
- View from Luxemburg Fortress
- Le Fou du Roi sign
- Am Tiirmschen Sign
- Garden Gate
- Beaufort Tower
- Swan family
- Victor Hugo Lived Here
- Another View of the Masonry
- Such pretty masonry work
- View from Vianden Castle
- Dam
- Village of Vianden
- Metal Restaurant Signage
- Castle de Vianden
- Another view of the castle
- Larochette - Partial Rebuild
- Walls of Larochette Castle Ruin
- View from path to Larochette Castle
- 6-19-2007 Exploring the Luxemburg Countryside
- Paperwhite Sign
- 6-6-2007 Scheneveningen
- Ocean Bar
- More Leiden Wall Poetry
- Ellen Lettering the Pots
- Carrie Imai Painting Pots at retreat
- Old Dupont mansion
- 5-26-2007 Bird Bath at SfC Retreat
- Art in the Garden
- Formal Garden
- Pink Peony
- Piazza
- La Pelle Sign
- Buildings Viewed from Ponte Vecchio
- Another Vintage Car
- Vintage Car Race
- Closer view of Ponte Vecchio
- Medieval Arch
- Pon Pergo
- Ponte Vecchio - the oldest surviving Bridge in Flo...
- Raspini Sign
- Oros Sign
- Pidgeon Perch
- Lamppost with Legs!
- Store window
- Hmmm
- Pillar
- Outside of the Colliseum
- Pretty fantastic architectural remnants
- Not-too-perfect stone carving
- Inside the Colliseum
- On the Colliseum grounds
- Wall next to modern building
- Column Ruins
- Ruins
- Ruin with cats
- Fountain with Aquatic Men
- Angel on high
- Restaurant Sign
- Just an average street in Rome . . .
- 5-18-2007: Store sign in Rome
- Leiden Construction Scene
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