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Marjorie in the City of Bra927 viewsWe went to Bra for lunch --- it was near-by, and the name was amusing.Feb 16, 2006
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Two Different Eyes888 viewsWe encountered this dog, Volvo, on the streets in Turin. He has two different coloured eyes. His owners were quite happy to have me take his photograph.Feb 16, 2006
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Me Sitting in the Oval Lingotto962 viewsThey wheeled me to this area in the Oval Lingotto where we sat, essentially, with the speed skating coaches and had a ring-side view of the action.Feb 16, 2006
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Olympic Ski Slopes -- Sestiere894 viewsThe ski slopes looked gorgeous, the seating stands looked enormous, but we were on our way to the luge in Cesana Pariol.Feb 16, 2006
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Sitting on the Bed in the Hotel Plaza, Torino898 viewsNot much room to sit anywhere else in our "compact" hotel room.Feb 16, 2006
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Our Room at the Hotel Plaza, Torino862 viewsWe were able to find a hotel room in Torino for our last two nights at the Olympics. Our hotel, the grandly-named Hotel Plaza, was clean and remarkably inexpensive. But the room was also very, very "compact."Feb 16, 2006
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A View of the Olympic Facilities in Pragelato764 viewsPhotographed from the mountain road.Feb 16, 2006
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Me -- At Lunch in Bra, Italy1299 viewsWe went to lunch in Bra, Italy (I liked the name). While we waited for our food, Marjorie and I played around with my ultra-wide angle lens. I'm not sure this photograph of me is all that flattering: I don't think I will be using it when it's time to renew my passport!Feb 16, 2006
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Xenon for Torino - Piazza Castello - Jenny Holzer2652 viewsTorino has a programme called "Luci d'Artista." Jenny Holzer uses powerful Xenon lights to project "her words with the intention of contrasting ignorance and violence with sweetness and moral courage." The English didn't make much sense to Marjorie and me, but the castle was impressive.Feb 16, 2006
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Marjorie Sitting on the Kiss Couch1274 viewsAnd looking at her new green boots.Feb 16, 2006
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Two "Doormen" in Torino1107 viewsThese two ladies were, I suppose, "doormen" at a hotel in Torino. I thought their hats were funny (as did they) so they let me take their photograph --- until the President of the Republic of Italy arrived.Feb 16, 2006
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A Caribineri (Policeman) in Cesana Pariol1329 viewsThe cashier at a restaurant near our hotel observed, "We thought we'd be invaded by tourists. Instead, we were invaded by the police." Most caribineri were glum and unfriendly. This gentleman, however, was different. He even helped me to my seat, and carried my camera.Feb 16, 2006
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