Out of all the cars we saw, these were two of the tiniest. What a great shot. Dave took lots of good photos. I think this was in Holland.

Madrid, Plaza Mayor, Spiderman. Dave's camera can isolate one color in a photo, if you pick the color by aiming the camera at it first. Pretty cool feature. No Photoshop required!


The watchy wristbands that were our keys into the hostel and into our storage lockers. Odd. If we lost em they said they cost 15 euro.


Morocco. When we exchanged money. There was a 7:1 exchange rate, so we suddenly had lots of cash and felt rich. Thankfully it was new money, and they had recently changed their currency over to a thin plastic- nice, since old bills were paper, looked like they came out of a sewer, and probably had as many diseases.




Bruges, Belgium, which had red things that I think were points of interest marked on the map. I wasn't there. Dave and John were.


Me keeping the damn sun off me in the train. It was getting hot. I don't remember where we going this time either. Maybe Pompeii.

A nice group photo on the bridge overlooking the Guggenheim in Bilbao. On my birthday. Britta at the other end taking her own photo.

Somebody in the bus giving thumbs' up in the back. Before we got out in San Sebastian to enjoy the rain.

Madrid, again. Some step things down from the park. Jenny (my esteemed visitor), Katie, Kat, Shawna back there, me, Britta.

Us braving the treacherous terrain of Casablanca- shortly before or after we stopped at Pizza Hut for lunch. Yep, Pizza Hut. In Morocco. Second of two times I had American food while traveling.

The rooftop of our hotel we stayed at in Morocco. Pretty sure we weren't really supposed to be up there. Cool view of the city though...

One of the most important pieces of architecture we saw during our travels- Villa Savoye, in Poissy, outside of Paris.



Paris. National library. Chris John Dave. Dave used his camera timer.














































