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Kirk Whipple & Marilyn Morales, Duo Pianists / Composers
2005 Year in Photos ~ August 31 to September 1, 2005
Leaving France, Monaco, Amsterdam
After everything was packed into the Peugot, Kirk decided to run back for the camera. We had not taken any pictures directly in front of our hotel. How could we miss this one? > > >
The photo below is Kirk's favorite of the trip. Children put toy boats in the stream and then run like crazy to catch up with them downstream!
This last photo of the town (above) gives a great perspective of how the streets in St. Martin de Vésubie climb and twist. It really is a walker's paradise!
The last photo in France -
for this trip! > > >
Kirk & Marilyn enjoy a last minute soiree at Le Chateau de Richard et Sylvana!
(Below L & R) Two tired pianists take in a late evening in Monaco before returing to the Nice airport. A big Dali exposition was going on around town.
(Below L & R) After not getting much sleep on the plane, Kirk & Marilyn push it to get to the center of Amsterdam - just in time for a relaxing canal cruise!
< < < This is the "Skinny Bridge." According to the captain and tour guide, it is the most famous bridge in Amsterdam.
Since we did not have time to take the tour, this photo was a necessity:
Anne Frank's House. > > >
Kirk & Marilyn also had time to take in a little local cuisine.
The train station in Amsterdam > > >
(Left and above)
What every airport should have:
an eel tank!
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