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Before the Opening Ceremony - 2006 Winter Olympics994 viewsThe view from our seat at one end of the Stadio Olimpico, before the ceremonies began. In addition to the problems I had climbing to our seats, our view was obstructed by the large scaffolding -- and virtually all of the show took place at the other end of the Stadio.Feb 18, 2006
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SHEN Xue / ZHAO Hongbo - Pair Figure Skating901 viewsTorino Olympics 2006, February 13 2006. Bronze Medal Winners.Feb 18, 2006
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Marjorie in Aosta1082 viewsWe went up into the Vale of Aosta on our way back to Malpensa Airport in Milan. Marjorie saw some cute pyjamas in this store window, so I took her picture window-shopping. (The store was, of course, closed for three hours for lunch.)Feb 18, 2006
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Pair Figure Skating, Torino Olympics 2006853 viewsIn the Palavela, February 13 2006Feb 18, 2006
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Chinese Fans Cheering the Pair Figure Skaters1072 viewsPalavela, Torino Olympics, February 13 2006Feb 18, 2006
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Television Interviews at the Oval Lingotto1199 viewsDuring the 500 Meter Men's Speed Sakting, Torino Olympics, February 13 2006Feb 18, 2006
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TOTMIANINA Tatiana / MARININ Maxim - Gold Medal Winners1076 viewsPair Figure Skating, Torino Olympics 2006, Palavela, February 13 2006Feb 18, 2006
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500 Meter Men's Speed Skating - Oval Lingotto914 viewsFebruary 13 2006Feb 18, 2006
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Anvil and Flame - Start of the Opening Ceremony725 viewsTorino Winter Olympics, Stadio Olimpico, February 10 2006Feb 18, 2006
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Pair Figure Skating, Torino Olympics 2006999 viewsIn the Palavela, February 13 2006Feb 18, 2006
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Steps Up - Stadio Olimpico843 viewsThis photograph was taken when I actually got back down to the bottom. Marjorie's and my seats were in row 11, virtually at the top of this photograph. With no hand rail, and my right foot in a boot/cast, I had to be helped up these steep and scary steps by two other spectators. A pretty humiliating experience.Feb 16, 2006
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Opening Ceremony -- Winter Olympics Torino 2006970 viewsAs the opening ceremony drew to a close, they lowered a huge curtain in front of us. Incredibly, we could only see a tiny bit of the fireworks as we were essentially backstage.Feb 16, 2006
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