On the road to Chefchaouen, Morocco
The window beckons
Dining in Chefchaouen
Side view
Petra parking lot
Three entrances
High on the hill
Grand facade (Explored)
Distant glacier
Tree-lined shore
Flat top
Orange kayak in the wilderness (Explored)
At the altar
The walls of the church
Hooded crow
Ancient stones, modern towers
Cruising along (Explored)
The chokolade boy
Lace curtains
Shadows
Town living
Wood frame
Red schoolhouse
Roman Sarcophagus 3 - Something to toot about
Roman Sarcophagus 2
Roman Sarcophagus 1
The big "W"
Elephant dining (Explored)
Old carvings
Still standing
Saved from the sands
The graveyard at Saint Caomhán's
New and the old
The goat herder (Explored)
Heading to market
The little donkey
Mediterranean Coast
Field of poppies
Balloon over the Mara (Explored)
The Wildebeests have arrived
Candelabra trees
Bringing the produce to market
In Memory of Mrs. Abigail Stone
Colonial Era Burial Ground
Mezuzah
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Galleria Doria Pamphilj - Rome
"Palazzo Doria Pamphilj dates to the mid-15th century, but its current look was largely the work of the current owners, the Doria Pamphilj family, who acquired it in the 18th century. The Pamphilj’s golden age, during which the family collection was started, came during the papacy of one of their own, Innocent X (r 1644–55).
The opulent picture galleries, decorated with frescoed ceilings and gilded mirrors, are hung with floor-to-ceiling paintings, all ordered chronologically."
www.lonelyplanet.com/italy/rome/sights/museums-galleries/galleria-doria-pamphilj
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"Palazzo Doria Pamphilj dates to the mid-15th century, but its current look was largely the work of the current owners, the Doria Pamphilj family, who acquired it in the 18th century. The Pamphilj’s golden age, during which the family collection was started, came during the papacy of one of their own, Innocent X (r 1644–55).
The opulent picture galleries, decorated with frescoed ceilings and gilded mirrors, are hung with floor-to-ceiling paintings, all ordered chronologically."
www.lonelyplanet.com/italy/rome/sights/museums-galleries/galleria-doria-pamphilj
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