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Marjorie in Aquaba, Jordan774 viewsFor my 40th Birthday, Marjorie gave me a trip to Jordan -- on the Concorde (May 1989). We flew to Aqaba, on the Red Sea, and then took a bus to the carved city of Petra. This photo was taken by the pool of our hotel near Petra.
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Marjorie769 viewsIn our small airplane en route from Adelaide to Uluru -- Ayers Rock, Australia.
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Marbella, Spain768 viewsThe Transax Sales Conference (circa 1988?) took us into the hills above Marbella, Spain. Here's the proverbial happy native tending her vines.
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Melanie Bushby at Brenners Park753 viewsBaden Baden Germany, New Year's Eve 1994
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Cao Dai Temple, Viet Nam742 views"Cao Dai actually means "palace or high tower", which is suitably apt. Built in 1927, the massive nine-story Cao Dai Temple is part cathedral and part pagoda. It is also a rude assault on your eyeballs."
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Me in Rotorua738 viewsWe were looking at the volcanic mud pots in Rotarua, New Zealand when it decided to rain --- a lot.
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Pachinko Parlour, Tokyo -- 1953735 viewsTaken by my father in Tokyo, circa 1953 or 1954. Bleak roads -- but a bright pachinko parlour in the foreground.
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Uluru -- Ayers Rock725 viewsMarjorie, Cathy and John Bushby, and Richard Harbird (from Transax) in front of Ayers Rock -- Uluru at sunset. The large rock changed shades of red/brown as the sun set. We drank Australian champagne.
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Nordkapp - Norway715 viewsMarjorie, Chase, and her friend Mandy at Nordkapp -- theoretically the most northern part of Europe. This photograph was taken at midnight, hence the yellow glow of the midnight sun.
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Tokyo Cellphone - 1953714 viewsIn the early 1950's public telephones in Tokyo were in stalls along the street.
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Marjorie, Chase, and Mandy in Hammerfest, Norway698 viewsHammerfest is one of the most northern cities in the world. That's not a real polar bear in the photograph...
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Statue of Liberty from the Deck of the QE2685 viewsArriving in New York City by large ocean liner is thrilling. This was a warm spring day, April 1991. It was the first crossing of the year for the QE2 and we were a day late because we encountered 55 foot waves in the North Atlantic. The Statue of Liberty is in the distance.
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