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A segment of the Berlin Wall:
Europeans love their small cars, I saw lots of Mini Coopers but especially Smart Cars-they were zooming around all over the place.
??...Um, there were some exceptions:
No Man's Land: Areas of the street were designated as zones for lighting fireworks but that didn't keep people from throwing live firecrackers into the crowd, I had to watch my feet.
At the stroke of midnight the entire place exploded, booms and blasts in all directions, it was incredibly loud!
It was so smokey you could hardly see the official fireworks going off in the sky.
Somehow I made it out of there with only a few minor singes, definitely an intense experience I won't soon forget...
The Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church: It was bombed in World War II and all that remains is this clock tower which had the most amazing tolling bells I've ever heard. Surrounding it was a neat little Christmas market selling all sorts of German goodies.







I think I walked the most in Rome, a very bustling city with a mystifying conglomeration of the old and the new. Ancient ruins are still being discovered, it was so odd to be walking along and come across new excavations right in the middle of town.


The Colosseum


It's a strange feeling to be among such old remains. (That's my shadow on the wall btw)
Fragment from the past:

It felt like I walked for miles down these elaborately decorated hallways in search of the Sistine Chapel:
The Pantheon:







Interior of the Duomo:
Keeping watch:
The Lucky Bronze Boar:
I really liked these little produce markets:
These marble sculptures are so lifelike, it's amazing to think they are made of stone.
Lookout David!