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looking down at tourists piling their children on a lizard fountain for a photo op - IMG_4281.JPG
Seneca - IMG_4441.JPG
Evidently Gaudi thought fruit baskets were an appropriate turret-topper - IMG_4442.JPG
Finally, homeward-bound. Bryan looks up in the foyer of the building where we rented a studio apartment for the week. - IMG_4445.JPG
our sweet little room - IMG_4260.JPG
Revisiting the Bebelplatz memorial of Nazi book-burnings. - IMG_4433.JPG
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lunch location: street food at the popular Curry 36 - IMG_4438.JPG
some modern religious friezes - IMG_4483.JPG
some unappealing candy machines - IMG_4440.JPG
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site of Hitler's bunker and then the swankiest apartments in East Germany - IMG_4265.JPG
The former Nazi air force headquarters, which surprisingly survived the war and now houses the German IRS. - IMG_4479.JPG
looking from the inside to the outside - IMG_4485.JPG
us! - IMG_4478.JPG
in the history portion of the museum - IMG_4257.JPG
Mother and (dead) son, inside the memorial to victims of war and tyranny. - IMG_4484.JPG
in Victoria Park - IMG_4258.JPG
A very neat memorial: just an empty gray room with an open skylight, inside an old neoclassical building that looks like it should be a bank. - IMG_4430.JPG
Some Gaudi buildings, flush with his trademark whimsy. - IMG_4384.JPG
That's right, endanger your child for the photo op. - IMG_4274.JPG
We take a break for a little beer. - IMG_4387.JPG
We wandered all the way to the beach. - IMG_4472.JPG
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our protagonists - IMG_4400.JPG
What's that we're sitting on? You may recognize it as one of the table runners from our wedding reception. "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle," people. - IMG_4299.JPG
another large-scale installation of decoration around a palace - IMG_4481.JPG
wandering through Kreuzberg - IMG_4482.JPG
another red brick church - IMG_4269.JPG
Holocaust Memorial