Architecture
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Erich
the old Sage
Chris I remember Florence quite well from 1980....thanks
anyone been to Vienna ? got pics of the Dom and the govt. buildings but they are on slides........dang as well as Salzburg, Innsbruck ......... boo hoo
anyone been to Vienna ? got pics of the Dom and the govt. buildings but they are on slides........dang as well as Salzburg, Innsbruck ......... boo hoo
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I do, I just have to find them.
109ROAMING
2nd Lieutenant
Nice pics guys!
So what? I've seen your other posts. You're only here to post wiki-definitions everywhere? Maybe post something useful for a chance.
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He is a ****ing bot, nothing else.
Post deleted and banned. He will be back with another name though.
Post deleted and banned. He will be back with another name though.
Ah, thanks. I edited my post with the quote, so the e-mail adres is gone as well in that post.
109ROAMING
2nd Lieutenant
Nice Muller
Looks awesome
Would be really cool to photograph at night with a long exposure ,maybe with the moon behind it or a couple of lightning bolts
Looks awesome
Would be really cool to photograph at night with a long exposure ,maybe with the moon behind it or a couple of lightning bolts
Lucky13
Forum Mascot
Thinking ghost pics, eh? 8)
Lanckorona- a village near Kraków. It is famous for its well preserved 19th century wooden houses and the ruins of the castle ( 14th century ).
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Very nice pics my friend. I will have walk down into my town and take some pics of the architecture here.
trackend
Chief Master Sergeant
super shots V2
Lucky13
Forum Mascot
Superb mate....SUPERB!
B-17engineer
Colonel
Very nice pictures
Chochołów - a village in south of Poland ( near Tatra mountains ). Pens were built at the turn of the eighteenth and nineteenth century, with wooden logs, in an old, highland style. One hundred twenty of them are covered by conservation care...
