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Tag Archives: Churches
A Day in Sykesville
Earlier this week, Mom and I had our traditional Tea Time in Sykesville. Before we sat down for our tea we went exploring so Mom could try out her new camera and I could experiment with my fish eye lens … Continue reading
Stained Glass
Dad and I walked what felt like the entire length of Vienna today. Our goal was to see each Christmas market as we made our way to the Belvedere museum (more on that later). During our trek, we stopped in one … Continue reading
Chunnel Challenge 2011 Day Five: Bath and Canterbury, England
On our last day in England we drove to the spa town of Bath. Bath was on my list of must-see places because of the Jane Austen novel Persuasion. Jane Austen is one of my favorite authors and she spent … Continue reading
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Chunnel Challenge 2011 Day One: Luxembourg
Welcome to Chunnel Challenge 2011! What is Chunnel Challenge? It is an awesome roadtrip my friends and I are taking across Europe to London and back. There may be personalized t-shirts made… I have known my friends Todd and Rebecca … Continue reading
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Lake Bled Slovenia
This weekend I went camping at Lake Bled in Slovenia. I didn’t use a tent (mostly because I need to buy a tent and I have no idea which one I should pick), instead I stayed in a little wooden … Continue reading
Living next door to history
I am continually surprised at how old everything is in Italy, and I don’t just mean the buildings of Rome and Florence. In almost every town around here there are tons of old buildings and churches, some are well-kept and … Continue reading
Crypts and Catacombs
If you want to see some skeletons, get yourself to Rome! Specifically, get yourself to the Capuchin Cemetery. The Capuchin Cemetery is a small church decorated with the bones of deceased friars of the Capuchin order. One sweet little tidbit … Continue reading
Vatican City
On Saturday Morning I took a tour of Vatican City. Vatican City is the smallest state on earth, it covers only 440,000 square meters! The Vatican Museum was too big for me to see everything but what I did see … Continue reading
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