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- Milan Kundera, Bier, and Quatro Staggioni
- Baths Closed
- Leaving Grein
- Devotional Altars
- Coffee Break
- Crossing the Danube Again
- All Geared Up
- Day #2
- 4 Glasses of Wine Later
- End of Day 1, Just Over 90km
- Cornfields to my Left
- Danube to my Right
- Kindle on the Danube
- Detail
- Cute Little Towns
- Look Ma, No Cars
- The Danube, Lovely Travel Companion
- Tigress Woods
- Bike Trip
- Eurostar 2008
- Vienna, Almost There
- Waiting at the Locks
- Ferry to Vienna
- Other Stuff I Bought
- One of the Things I Bought at the Esceri Market
- Inside the Opera House
- Anyegin (aka Eugene Onegin)
- Wine on the Metro
- Hungarian Sweets
- Sad Pig
- Site of the Wine Festival
- This is What Caught My Attention
- Schezenyi Baths
- Terror Haz
- Last Day in Budapest
- Metro #3
- Metro #2: Tiles From Metro
- Metro #1
- Groovy Metro
- So Much Stuff
- Stuff!
- Flea Market
- Stephenie Was Here
- Pool of my Dreams
- Bikes, and Other Loves.
- Gaurdian of the Citadella
- This is Budapest...
- Bicycles, Wine, Sights
- Homeade Dinner With Canadian Alison
- Lovely Gellert
- Spa Time
- Castles
- The Danube at Budapest
- En Garde!
- New Friend in Hungary
- Arrival in Budapest
- Pies and Mash
- How Londoners Schlep their Plantlife
- Brick Lane Market
- Tree Peonie
- Water Lillies
- Baby Fauna!!!
- Rhizotron
- View from the Rhizotron
- Maria on the Rhizotron
- Fauna
- Color Combo 2
- Color Combo
- Espicia
- Meadow Design
- Fescue Me!
- Paradise
- View from Above
- Lovely Structures
- Fuischas
- Pagoda
- Kew Gardens
- Rauschenberg R.I.P.
- Warhol at the Tate Modern
- East London
- Good Use of Reclaimed Containers
- Trashy People with English Accents
- That Whole Book/Cover Thing
- Tate Modern
- Maria Met Me at the Airport
- Smooth Sailing
- Starting to Sweat
- Wish Me Luck
- AirBaltic: London to Budapest
- Bye Flamingo
- Cool Dumpster
- The Death Chamber
- Soviet Eavesdropping Equipment
- Can Anyone Translate?
- Photo Album
- Women Resisters
- Homemade Armbands of Lithuanian Freedom Fighters
- Religious Items Kept in the Work Camps
- Last Day in Vilnius
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