Europe 2002
Itinerary: The Netherlands, Germany, Czech Republic, Hungary, and Austria
(Well more like Amsterdam, Berlin, Prague, Budapest, and Vienna)
View Thumbnails OnlyEurope, June 27-July 06 2002
2 Guys, 2 Girls, 5 Countries, 10 Days
(much drink, many trains, lots of photography)
TV Antenna, through a train window
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Bikes and Canal (Lone canal photo, Amsterdam)
Arrived at night in Budapest, and crossed the Elisabeth Bridge
Monument on Gellért Hill, Budapest
Girl Selling Coke in Wenceslas Square (Prague)
Cafe Girls (Vienna)
Buda Tram Tunnel
Ashes and Rust
Prague Castle at Dusk
Machen Blau, 5:00 AM (Hungary)
Ceiling of St Vitus Cathedral, Prague.
Cerebus or just a friendly dog?
Holesovice Station (Prague)
Charles Bridge
Ross in Amsterdam
Communist Art (Budapest)
Smelling Laundry
Concerned Looks, Lost in Berlin
German Tourists
The Danube, Budapest
Danube and Pest
Dead Roses (Amsterdam)
Gargoyle on St. Vitus Cathedral
Black Car about to get a parking ticket
Blue Jackets (Amsterdam)
Breakfast in Prague, after a hard day's gothic.
Dixieland Band on the Charles Bridge
Amy in Red
German Train
Goodbye in Budapest
Graffiti Train, Germany
Graffiti Heart, near the Danube
Train Station Potsdamer Place
Last time I was in Berlin, the most predominate feature throughout the former East German side was scaffolding. There's still scaffolding around the Brandenburg Gate, but now it's cranes that dominate the skyline. This area was destroyed during WWII and split by the wall shortly thereafter. It is now filling rapidly with shiny new buildings.
Reconstruction at Potsdamer Platz
Balloons
Prague Castle
The Berlin Wall (Not much left)
In an East Berlin Bar
Abandoned House, Berlin
The famous Reduta Jazz Club, in Prague
Reduta Jazz Club
Amy on the Train
Amy on the Train
Another Castle in Prague
Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church
Me in Vienna
More Beer, Berlin
Naked Statue in McDonald's, Prague
Dan on a Train
A Wrong Turn, Berlin
Pest Cafes
Pest Subway
Pest Sunset
Power Lines
Train Window
Streets of Prague
It was Sunday night. What was the city of Prague up to I wondered?
Prague Tram
View of Prague and the Charles Bridge
Ross and Marie, Budapest
Proffered Pleasures, Amsterdam
We met on Amy on a train to Berlin
Ross reads Kafka in Prague
Rot Schwarz Grun, Beers in Berlin
The Simpson Fish
Sinners in a Hell
Marie in a Square
We met Marie in Budapest on her way from Berlin to Columbia University via Romania.
St John of Nepomuk's Tomb
St John of Nepomuk is the patron saint of the Czechs. He was thrown off the Charles Bridge by Bad King Wenceslas in 1393 (there was a good king of the same name).
Squatting in Berlin
Swan, Prague
Snapped from the train, near the Czech Border
Spot of Color, Squatter's Trailer (Berlin)
Dusk at a train station
Looking through Absinthe Glasses
Looking through Absinthe Glasses
On the train to Budapest
The gigantic TV Antenna, which formerly loomed as a symbol of Ea
Cafe Umbrellas, Vienna
Amsterdam Train Station
Waiting
Wenceslas Square
Germain Wheat Fields
Where we stayed in Prague
Absinthe, Wine, Beer
In Here, Life is Beautiful (Budapest)
And indeed, it was.
