The Grand Hotel Huis Ter Duin, in Noordwijk Aan Zee, the Netherlands, is situated on the coastline with miles of sandy dunes in either direction and the North Sea spread out as far as the eye can see. It's a favorite stretch of beach for windsurfers and parasailers, and, as this picture demonstrates, for seagulls.
The first (and last) view of Statue Park, from the Volan bus stop across the street, is a glimpse of Stalin's boots surrounded by the evidence of Hungary's now capitalist economy. The park itself is to the left of this image, outside the frame.
With economic expansion, development comes to the suburbs of Budapest around Statue Park
We couldn't have done it without you, comrade Russian soldier!
Viewed from inside Statue Park. The metal plaque at center bears the name of victims of the '56 insurrection by nationalist Hungarians, which was put down by soviet forces.
A life-sized copy of the tribune of the Stalin Monument in Budapest stands in front of the entrance of Statue Park. Wikipedia says "this is not an accurate copy of the original but only an artistic recreation by sculptor Ákos Eleőd." These boots are roughly 10 feet high.
Lenin, viewed from the back, facing Stalin's boots
Lenin's statue peeks out from an alcove in the brick gates of the park. The metal plate at the center of the image is inscribed with the names of the victims of the 1956 Hungarian uprising, which was put down by soviet tanks.
Alexis Gerard has been a member since 4 November 2007 and goes by AGFuture.
Currently in San Mateo, CA.