Holland May 2006

Keukenhof Flower Park, Holland

9/10/2011 6:09:02 PM

Keukenhof Flower Park, Holland. Image provided by Keukenhof Flower Park Online (Image keukenhof_03061197a)

Tour Director

9/10/2011 6:08:26 PM

Tour Director. Taken May 2006 (Image S400-35_501a)

Driver - Cor te Boekhorst

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Driver - Cor te Boekhorst. Taken in Holland May 2006 (Image D20-14_242a)

Wooden Shoe Amsterdam

9/10/2011 6:06:56 PM

Wooden Shoe Amsterdam Street Vendor in Amsterdam. Taken in Holland May 2006 (Image D20-14_022b)

Mont St-Michel France

9/9/2011 9:39:24 PM

Mont St-Michel France. Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_451a)

Mont St-Michel France

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Mont St-Michel France. Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_452a)

Mont St-Michel France

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Mont St-Michel France. Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_446a)

Mont St-Michel France

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Mont St-Michel France. Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_449a)

Mont St-Michel France

9/9/2011 9:36:59 PM

Mont St-Michel France. Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_443a)

Mont St-Michel France

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Mont St-Michel France. This area is adjacent to Mont St-Michel. When the tide comes in this area is completely under water. Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_441a)

Walled City of Saint-Malo France

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Walled City of Saint-Malo France. Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_428a)

Walled City of Saint-Malo France

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Walled City of Saint-Malo France. Saint-Malo is located on the English Channel in north-east Brittany, France. The walled old town was made a part of France in 1491 and it became a prosperous commercial seaport in the 1500s. Between the 17th and 19th cent., French corsairs operated out of Saint-Malo, despite repeated English efforts to destroy the port and corsair fleet. In World War II, German forces, retreating before the U.S. army, set the city ablaze. Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_439b)

Walled City of Saint-Malo France

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Walled City of Saint-Malo France. Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_423)

The Romanesque St Saviour's Basilica

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The Romanesque St Saviour's Basilica. Dinan, France. Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_417a)

Dinan, France

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Dinan, France. Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_416a)

Dinan, France

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Dinan, France. Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_410b)

Dinan, France

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Dinan, France in north-east Brittany France, is a well restored, walled medieval town, complete with imposing ramparts, towers and a Castle. The old town is crammed full of half timbered buildings dating from the 13th and 14th centuries, with cobbled rambling streets. Dinan�s population is now around 11,000. Its history revolves around its feuds with England. Notably, the Duke of Lancaster�s invasion of 1357. Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_411b)

Bridge over The River Rance in Dinan

9/9/2011 9:31:58 PM

Bridge over The River Rance in Dinan, France. Dinan, France. Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_418a)

The Old Port on the River Rance in Dinan

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The Old Port on the River Rance in Dinan, France. Dinan, France. Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_421a)

The Old Port on the River Rance in Dinan

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The Old Port on the River Rance in Dinan, France Dinan, France. Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_408a)

Notre Dame Cathedral - Paris France

9/9/2011 9:30:45 PM

Notre Dame Cathedral - Paris France. Construction Timeline: 1160 Bishop de Sully orders the original cathedral to be demolished. 1163 Construction of the new cathedral begins. 1182 Apse and choir completed. 1196 Nave completed. Bishop de Sully dies. 1225 Western Fa�ade completed. 1250 Western Towers and North Rose Window completed 1250-1345. Remaining elements completed Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_482b)

Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris France

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Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris France. Notre Dame de Paris was one of the first gothic cathedrals, and was built throughout the Gothic period. Its sculptures and stained glass show the heavy influence of naturalism, giving them a more secular look that was lacking from earlier Romanesque designs. Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_480b)

H�tel de Ville, Paris' City Hall

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H�tel de Ville, Paris' City Hall. The H�tel de Ville in Renaissance style was built between 1553 and 1628. It was enlarged in 1803 and again in 1837. A revolting Commune which had occupied the H�tel de Ville for months set the building on fire in May 1771, destroying the valuable city archives. Funded by a national subscription, construction started again in 1873. Nine years later, the current H�tel de Ville was officially inaugurated. Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_478b)

The Eiffel Tower and Paris

9/9/2011 9:28:46 PM

The Eiffel Tower and Paris. View from atop the Arc de Triomphe, Paris France. Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_474a)

Champs Elys�es in Paris

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Champs Elys�es in Paris. View from atop the Arc de Triomphe, Paris France. Taken May 2006 (Image D20-14_477a)