I scanned in a few of my faves...

[valis2]

	Constitution1 Picture of the USS Constitution.
	Constitution2
	Constitution3 Picture looking up one of the masts.
	Venicedoor Doorway in Venice, complete with surprising afternoon sunlight.
	SanMicheleMausoleum No set of pics from me would be complete without a cemetery pic...here it is. I leaned in through a broken wall to take this picture of the interior of a mausoleum. It is probably my favorite picture of all cemetery pictures. It was very difficult to take, and the original is skewed one way because I could barely aim, but I fixed it. I love this picture so much, especially the amazing triple set up of broken urn, statue, urn. And it's amazing how everything is growing inside in such a beautiful manner...

Comments

[aramintasnape.livejournal.com]

I love these! Especially numbers 1 and 3 of the ship. I like pics that are taken from original angles. Isn't the Constitution located in Boston?? (excuse my ignorance!) If it's the same one, I've actually visited it. Over ten years ago now, on my only trip to the US to date. I've got relatives living near Boston - I thought it was a fantastic city.

[valis2.livejournal.com]

Yes, the Constitution is docked in Boston, and it was the highlight of the trip! What a sense of history it has. I loved walking around above and below. It was a tremendous experience. I've been many places in the US, and Boston was probably one of my favorites. I love how the city is so beautiful, how they take care of things, how they restore. It really is an amazing place.

[aramintasnape.livejournal.com]

Yes, I remember doing lots of planned walks, or 'trails' around the city, each one devoted to a different aspect. There was also a fantastic aquarium. And I did a tour of Harvard which was interesting.