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I loved loved loved this place! Granted, my friend and I picked the absolute busiest day of the year to visit. Oh well…I think I’m going to take a day off and try it again….but it really was fantastic! Two thumbs up!

This is where I got married.

I visited here years and years ago. I had the honor/privelege of laying the wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier. It was quite an experience.

I should make an official countdown to Bermuda!
T-minus 5 months and counting…

it’s great shopping in london. what more could you ask for?

I found it to be a bit overrated. I usually can appreciate every place I visit, but for some reason, this place was just too dirty, too tacky, and simply too touristy.

That it was filled with the most beautiful statues and held such history. It was very interesting to see where the city’s major names came from. Heck, I even found the headstone of the namesake for my street. I highly recommend a leisurely walk through the cemetery followed by a visit to “Six Feet Under” right across the street.

I sat on the front steps of the Peggy Guggenheim Museum in Venice this summer. It was – amazing. Absolutely picturesque. I don’t think I took any pictures while I sat there, but the mental pictures will stay with me always. I can still feel the warm sun on my face.

umm, yeah, this is one of those places where i would just love to live…however, i don’t have that kind of money. oh well.

i was in DC a million years ago the same week that it opened. back then i knew i had to go, but i just couldn’t bring myself to do it. i heard a story that the indigo girls wrote the song “this train” after having gone through the museum. the lyrics alone haunted me. i can’t fathom the emotions i would feel walking through the museum.