The army of clay soldiers in Xian, China. Some of the statues have been removed from their original location for restoration. Others are just like always.
I believe this is a church on the Market Square, but I can't figure out what it's called. This is another old scan from the archives. Taken in August 1994.
The structure was built for the 1936 Olympics in Berlin. It came to be under a terrible regime, but it's still a beautiful place. Photo taken in July 2005.
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These are the water wheels at Fougeres castle which is just outside of Rennes in Brittany, France. I think everyone who's been to this castle has a similar photo.
I don't recall the name of this temple, but it was a lovely place to visit. It's only sad the weather was wet and cold that day. Photo taken in Xian, China - November 2008.
Parts of this bench and tree were reflected in my reflection post last weekend. This little shopping square is tucked inside the Hackescher Markt area of Berlin.
It certainly looks like a peaceful place to rest your weary feet after some grueling shopping. Photo taken in June 2010.
A small bridge inside a Buddhist temple. Photo taken in Xian, China - November 2008. To see more bridges from around the world, check out San Francisco Bay daily photo.
One of the lovely S-bahn stations in Berlin. In the old days, there were stops for both east and west Berlin in this station and it was a complicated maze. Today it's still a major hub for the U-bahn, S-bahn and suburban trains and there's a big shopping center inside too. My favorite part is the beautiful interior of the S-bahn waiting areas. How can you not be impressed with all that brick work and those windows?
This bridge takes you over the mighty Mississippi on I-10. We crossed it when traveling eastbound on our way home from Austin, Texas. It was a very impressive old truss bridge.
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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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