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Closed Gate to the Cloth Hall, Kraków, Poland

Top of the Rock, New York City
Flickerstick in the Viper Room, Los Angeles
Day of the Dead Festivities, Mexico City
A Dome in Rome
Day of the Dead Exhibit at Frida Kahlo's House, Mexico City
Early Evening, Balboa Park
A friend is someone
you can do nothing with,
and enjoy it.
— Anonymous
Shhhhhhh...
In a cemetery in San Jose, Costa Rica.
The illicit has an added charm.
— Tacitus
Looking Down on Market Square, Kraków, Poland

View of Quebec City, Canada
No one worth possessing
can be quite possessed.
— Sara Teasdale

Coral Colored Clouds
Over the classic Bohemian rooftops of Prague.
Metropolitan Cathedral, San Jose, Costa Rica
If
John Kerry had a dollar
for every time he bragged
about serving in Vietnam -
oh wait, he does.
— Ann Coulter
Botanical Heads
I found these heads laying around in the Denver Botanic Gardens.
Hopefully they are being put to good use now.
Among the many interesting sections of this landmark are the following:
Romantic Gardens, June's PlantAsia, Birds and Bees Walk,
Rock Alpine Garden, Water Garden, Monet Garden, Japanese Garden,
Sacred Earth, Cloud Forest Tree, Water Smart Garden, Children's Secret Path
and the Mile High Garden.

Sunset Outside Penn Station, Baltimore
Pennsylvania Station (generally referred to as Penn Station) is the main train station in Baltimore,
Maryland. Designed by McKim, Mead & White, it was constructed in 1911 in the Beaux-Arts style
of architecture for the Pennsylvania Railroad. It is located at 1515 N. Charles Street, on a raised
"island" of sorts between two open trenches, one for the Jones Falls Expressway and the
other the tracks of the Northeast Corridor.
The Mount Vernon neighborhood lies
to the south,
and Station North is to the north. Penn Station is about a mile
and a half north of downtown
and the Inner Harbor. The station was originally known as Union
Station, but was renamed to
match other Pennsylvania Stations in 1928.
Penn Station is served
by Amtrak, MARC, and the
Maryland Transit Administration's Baltimore Light Rail system.
It is the tenth busiest rail station
in the United States by number of passengers served.
—Wikipedia
Shade in the Valley of Fire
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