Saturday, January 06, 2007

Naples (Napoli), Italia

For more photos of Napoli, please see this link.







Luxembourg

For more pictures of Luxembourg City see this link.






Friday, January 05, 2007

Pompeii, Italia

For more pictures of my trip to Pompeii see this link.



Rome, Italia





Wednesday, October 04, 2006

Fall Break

Madrid
--"noisy, vibrant, chaotic--a city of great wealth and grueling poverty, with both a booming economy and high unemployment" ~AAA Europe Travel Book
--English/Spanish dictionary because English is not widely spoken :0
--Day Trips: Toledo, Cordoba (AVE bullet train)

Barcelona:
--capital of Catalonia
--one of Mediteranneans's most vibrant cities
--excellent public transportation
--people are helpful and polite
--English is not widely spoken. All signs in Catalan and Spanish.
TO STAY: Sea Pont Hostel (not private, 19euros), Centric Point (not private, 17euros)

Nice:
--take a bus or taxi to an area and then explore on foot (Old Town, Seafront) Then horse-drawn carriage or tourist train?
--There are public beaches, but the private beaches will be closed.
STAY: Villa Saint Exupery, $20/night

Monday, October 02, 2006

Things to do in Rome

The Colosseum.
[72AD. Seats 55,000.] Colosseo.
The Pantheon.
The Catacombs.
Ostia.
Trevi Fountain
[toss one coin in for a wish, and another to guarantee return] Fontana di Trevi
Roman Forum
[contained ancient city's most important political, religious, and municipal buildings] Foro Romano E Palatino.
Vatican City. Musei Vaticani
->St. Peter's
[the site of St. Peter's burial, largest church, center of Catholicism, the Pieta, bronze statue of St. Peter, etc.] Basilica di San Pietro
->Vatican Museums.
--->Sistine Chapel.
The Capitoline Hill
Day Trips: Pompeii, Florence, Naples,

Wednesday, August 02, 2006

Lower Ninth Ward, New Orleans, La.




Mississippi


Chalmette, Louisiana


There's an ADT truck on top of this garage.

There are nine houses here which were washed across the canal during the storm.

One of the houses ended up blocking the road and had to be cut in half.

The oak doors to this church were blown through by water and all the pews were pushed to the front. The stained glass windows went almost untouched.

This garage is not in its original location.

This eerie ice cream truck was the only traffic for hours.

We were told we could find SnoBalls if we went "just down the road, a half a mile past the Burger King with a semi on it".

There was a 75 foot Shrimp Boat down the road from where we were working. It belongs 8 miles away in NOEast.

There was a station wagon in the front yard across the street.

Tuesday, August 01, 2006

Alabama



Arabi, Louisiana


This flag isn't waving in the wind, it's been through a lot. That's a FEMA trailer in the background.

K=Katrina, if you didn't get that.

All of these were around the block from our church.

That boat shouldn't be on that fence.

Many of these houses were condemned.

That garage has also moved. These people have not been back.

This was the front yard of our church.

Adullum Christian Fellowship feeds, clothes, and gives water to about 400 people a day. It's a very important ministry in an area without running water, electricity, or traffic lights.

Bowling Green, Kentucky