The Pantheon. The ceiling of the Pantheon is a dome, and in the center of the dome is an open hole. We went in after a bit of rain, and the floor was all wet. It seemed to me that they should cover the hole, but no one ever asks me.
The Roman Forum.
Jupiter?
The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Casi Di Augusto.
At the Coliseum.
Coliseum Kitty. He thought he was a lion.
Trevi Fountain. It was much prettier at night, but none of my night pictures came out.
Some old stuff.
I really wish that was me in that balloon.
The Rudolfino theater where we saw the concert.
This wall that I could never find to look at close up. I'm not exactly sure what it is.
The Cathedral at Prague Castle.
The view from Prague castle.
Entrance to Prague castle.
The astronomical clock.
Charles Bridge.
Us on the Charles Bridge. Notice the couple making out in the corner of the picture.
The beach in Nice has rocks instead of sand.
The view from the castle ruins.
The Cathedral in Monaco where Princess Grace was married and buried.
The Palace in Monaco. It was hard getting good pictures from the tourist train.
Kendra and I rode donkeys up that treacherous terrain. Never again.
Santorini and the Old Port from the boat.
We saw the Parthenon, and I was underwhelmed.
Keira up on the hill with Athens in the background. Athens is a weird city.
The sand is black from the volcanic rock. You have to run from your towel to the water or you will burn your toes off.
Santorini sunset.
The hillside.
We climbed a volcano. I didn't get any good pictures of the volcano as a whole, but this picture gives you the idea of the terrain.
The River Liffey at 6 am on our first day across the pond.
Irish cows.
The Cliffs of Moher.
Mooo.
Mom-I'm pretty sure those hills across the water are part of Connemara. At least, thats what the tour bus driver said.I got to do what the guy with the glow stick standing just to the right of the engines is doing. It was very loud and probably the coolest thing I've ever seen....except for Hong Kong.
