The last of my favorite Paris images, lots of food and some captured moments.
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In early April my wonderful friend and best traveling companion, Jennifer, and I spent a rainy 24 hours in Paris. There is no amount of weather that can bring that sparkling city down. Here are a few of the moments I captured in the city, starting with Montmartre.
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The Shanghai Aquarium Taikang Lu The French Concession Shanghai Museum Pudong Jing’An Temple
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The Jade Buddha Temple was my favorite spot in Shanghai. The temple isn’t the oldest, being founded in 1882, but it is an active Temple with Monks and Practitioners and much of the statuary in this particular temple is spectacular to see. The Three Golden Buddhas, the Gods of the Twenty Heavens and Guanyin standing [...]
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Yu Yuan is a bustling district in Shanghai. While the shopping there can be very frustrating (due to the strong sales push) you can find some respite in the shops on the side streets in the antiques district, on the second floor of the tea house across the zig zag bridge in the center of [...]
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Long sticks of sugar coated fruit are a regular site in the city. Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, both overflowing with history.
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A variety of Hutongs, maze like courtyard residences throughout the city, provide for interesting walking spaces and a varying sense of the way of life in the country. The Temple of Heaven, or Tian Tan, is a Taoist temple and was a place of prayer for many Emperors awaiting a good harvest. The Great Wall, [...]
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The Saturn IB launch vehicle at the Alabama Welcome Center off I-65 South. I’m not a morning person. Have I mentioned that before? I’m from a family of sleepers and we don’t rise easily before 9:00am. I have the luxury of a work from home job that allows me to roll out of bed and [...]
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