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Sorry About your Wall
I saw this in a wander through the industrial part of the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn. It seemed an ironic thing to write on a wall, but who am I to judge.
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With all their might
These kids were working hard on a snow day to make the biggest snowman ever to grace Prospect Park. After struggling to get it rolling for a bit, they managed to rally and get it going again. Looks like a good time to me!
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Sledding Backwards
Kids and adults alike were out enjoying the snow in Brooklyn's Prospect Park. I never saw so many sleds in my life as in the park that day. This little kid was savoring every last bit of their sledding adventure.
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Eiffel at night
A very nice shot of Mr. Eiffel's creation for the city of Paris.
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Altar at Frederik's Church
I've seen a lot of church alters in my day (including some of the big ones) and this is one of the most beautiful ones I set eyes on. The colors of stone were fantastic. I think the blue light coming in through from behind the altar adds another dynamic that doesn't often occur.
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Frederik's Dome
The amazing dome inside the Frederik's Church in Copenhagen.
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Frederik's Church
Knowing almost nothing about Copenhagen prior to my visit, it was quite a treat to stumble upon Frederik's Church also known as the Marble Church. It's just a block or so from Amalienborg Palace.
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The Royal Guard
Standing outside of Marmorkirken, the Royal Guard marched by me midday from Amalienborg Palace on there way to somewhere important. The startling part of it all was their assault rifles they were walking with on their shoulders. I was thinking Copenhagen had to be one of the most peaceful places I'd ever been, why do they need guns? And furthermore, are they loaded?
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British Museum Reading Room
Inside the semi recently renovated Reading Room at the British Museum.
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The crowds at Big Ben
No matter day or night, it seems there's always a crowd at the foot of Big Ben. People flock from around the world to get a glimpse of the Houses of Parliament and the London Eye right on the other bank of the Thames. A misnomer, Big Ben is actually the name of the main bell. The tower itself is aptly named "Clock Tower."
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Colleen O'Sullivan has been a member since 2 January 2008 and goes by colleenosullivan.
Currently in a sweet state of happiness and is looking forward to another adventure.
Subscriber since April 2008!
I am an amateur worker and professional traveler. I live in Bend, Oregon and drink good beer liberally. Right now I am saving up money for an around the world trip so I can contribute more to the Everywhere community. Donations accepted.
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