This is Saint Paul's Episcopal church in downtown Key West. As a bonus, you get a beautiful royal poincianna tree in full bloom! The only thing I would like better is if there wasn't that darn light pole. Photo taken in May 2010.
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Oklahoma City suffered a terrible tragedy in April 1995. The Alfred P. Murrah federal building in downtown OKC was bombed. 168 Oklahomans lost their lives that day, including many children who attended the daycare center for federal employees which was on the ground floor of this building.
A very touching memorial has been erected to honor those who lost their lives that day. There is a chair for each victim and a shallow reflecting pool built from the granite that was left over after the blast. It's a good place for reflections of many kinds.
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A view from atop the Cristo do Redentor statue that overlooks the city of Rio. We were lucky to have a perfect day with no clouds or smog. I could definitely go back here!
An old grave from the old cemetery in Key West. Photo taken in June 2010.
What do you think of the new look? The three columns was too much, I think. I promise I won't keep changing every week though! I think I'll keep this one.
A double does of bridges from Berlin! These cross over the Teltow Canals. The one I was on is a footbridge and the other is a crossing for the S-Bahn. Photo taken in June 2010.
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I took a few yoga classes at this studio while I was in Berlin a few weeks ago. The instructors were top-notch and I was surprised that I was able to follow along quite well in German.
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An old church in Noirmoutier. Photo taken with my first digital camera in May 2001. Most of the photos from this camera have been lost, but this one remains.
We had beautiful skies when we played the Robert Trent Jones courses in Alabama. This one comes to you from Oxmoor Valley just outside of Birmingham. Photo taken in May 2009.
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Some people call this Versailles 1.0. Although Vaux is not a royal palce, it was also designed by Le Notre and there are many features that showed up later in Louis's grand chateau.
I was a little sad we didn't have a blue sky this day, but the looming clouds also make for an interesting landscape. Photo taken in October 2006.
This amphitheater outside Denver has hosted many big names from Bob Dylan to Coldplay. It's an interesting place to visit, it's too bad there were no shows while we were there.
These are the streets of Berlin during the 2006 World Cup. They closed down a portion of one of the main drags and put up giant screens so fans who couldn't get tickets to the matches could still enjoy some football fever. It was great fun. But let's hope Germany does better during this World Cup than the last one.
Photo taken in Berlin, June 2006.
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