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Travels-2003 & 2004, Part I
Part II
So
many places, so few photos... This is my album of random images,
a place to drop all the photos I liked that didn't match up
to any of the other places I had separate albums for. It's
a wide variety for sure, everything from Austria to Oregon,
Macedonia to the Champs Elysées, and more... Enjoy.
Click any of the thumbnails to
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The
bright green countryside of Austria, as I was traveling
overnight from Belgrade to Vienna. |
One
of the many stations on the 12-hour train ride between
the two cities. |
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Sunset
in the Balkans, somewhere in Serbia & Montengro (Formerly
Yugoslavia) near Belgrade. When I took this, I was on
the train from Thessaloniki, Greece to Belgrade. |
A
pretty big jump here, from the Balkans to the Champs Elysées.
I was in Paris, but only was able to use a friends camera
at the time, so I couldn't take as many photos as I would've
liked. Another time, perhaps. This is from atop the Arc
de Triomphe, by the way. |
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I
flew back from Europe through Portland, Oregon, and as
I drove down to my parent's place in northern California,
I insisted that we stop in Denmark, Oregon, which was
literally just a spot on the map. I wrote a short message
in Danish on the signpost (as others had too). |
Welcome
to Denmark... Oregon. |
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The
Jardin du Luxembourg (Luxembourg Gardens) in the center
of Paris. |
La
Défense, the modern commercial center of Paris.
Similarly to London, it seems that all the really modern
architecture has been exiled to the edge of the city,
I suppose to keep the historic character. |
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A
really strange evening light, as I was flying on Finnair,
from Ivalo, the country's northernmost airport, to Helsinki,
the capital. This was taken over what is known as the lake
country, where there are more than 10,000 individual lakes. |
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out at the countryside of Macedonia, on the train between
Thessaloniki and Belgrade. |
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Near
the village of Kumanovo, Macedonia. |
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Europe, products are marketed throughout the entire continent,
which means that you find packages like this, a bag of corn
flakes sitting on my table one morning. |
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