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Category Archives: Historical Buildings
Wat Arun
Wat Arun – “Temple of Dawn” an incredible spectacle overlooking the river.
Posted in Asia, Historical Buildings, Thailand
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Saigon Presidential Palace
The Saigon presidential palace. Source of the famous tank picture heralding the ‘fall of saigon’
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The Road Back to Christchurch 1 – small town N.Z.
From Queenstown it’s a long road back to Christchurch, we went via Mount Cook and a stop off in Twizel.
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Larnach Castle
Larnach Castle isn’t really a castle, it has all the component parts but couldn’t defend itself against a cold breeze, it’s more of a stately home.
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Dunedin Railway Station
No, you don’t normally spend time admiring a railway station, but this was a beauty.
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The Royal Naval Dockyards
I know Gandalf says never use the precious, but we made full use of the transport system today. We took a trip down to the Royal Naval Dockyards, caught the ferry back to Hamilton, then took another trip right to … Continue reading
Posted in Bermuda, Historical Buildings, Military
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