I always try to take a picture of the map I will be using. In this case it was necessary; I was lost
Caleb, to whom I am eternally grateful for inviting me along to Luxembourg. It was amazing, and I wouldn't have known what I was missing otherwise. Thanks Caleb!
The Luxembourg flag
ING! I have a bank account with them, and apparently they are headquartered in Luxembourg.
O.k., o.k., I know this street is dedicated to the wife of Prince Henri from the Netherlands, but it made ME think of the movie.
A lot of the fortifications, walls, and towers had to be torn down according to treaties made a long time ago. They're now rebuilding them for historical purposes, but they put the layer of concrete to show what's old and what's been reconstructed. I really liked how they did that.
We rented a car! This is apparently pretty new, and it's a Renault Clio. Lots of fun to drive, lemme tell you what.
This is from the oldest abbey in Luxembourg. It was started in 698A.D.! You can see how there used to be a window but then they moved it in one of the many reconstructions.
Another view of the same abbey.
In English, "The person who parks here is either VERY handicapped or a very INCONSIDERATE person"
I can't even imagine how long it would take me to eat all this Nutella. Unbelievably gi-freaking-normous.
I always try to take a picture of the map I will be using. In this case it was necessary; I was lost
Caleb, to whom I am eternally grateful for inviting me along to Luxembourg. It was amazing, and I wouldn't have known what I was missing otherwise. Thanks Caleb!
The Luxembourg flag
ING! I have a bank account with them, and apparently they are headquartered in Luxembourg.
O.k., o.k., I know this street is dedicated to the wife of Prince Henri from the Netherlands, but it made ME think of the movie.
A lot of the fortifications, walls, and towers had to be torn down according to treaties made a long time ago. They're now rebuilding them for historical purposes, but they put the layer of concrete to show what's old and what's been reconstructed. I really liked how they did that.
We rented a car! This is apparently pretty new, and it's a Renault Clio. Lots of fun to drive, lemme tell you what.
This is from the oldest abbey in Luxembourg. It was started in 698A.D.! You can see how there used to be a window but then they moved it in one of the many reconstructions.
Another view of the same abbey.
In English, "The person who parks here is either VERY handicapped or a very INCONSIDERATE person"
I can't even imagine how long it would take me to eat all this Nutella. Unbelievably gi-freaking-normous.
1 comments:
Wow! These Pictures are amazing! I like the handicapped sign, and nutella too! The old architecture is great! I am jealous, but at least i can see the pictures.
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