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[贴图]英国的图图~~~

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Britain's phonebox...
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The Stong henge~~
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The Big Ben~~
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[贴图]英国的图图~~~

I just put this much this time, put some more next time~~~ ^_^

[贴图]英国的图图~~~

GREAT BRITAIN

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This is a picture of the guard in front of 10 Downing Street. Unfortunately, they've blocked off the whole street, so you can't get any closer than this, but if you look down the street, it is the black building on the right. Behind it is a red brick building, which is actually an extension that was recently added on.
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Making the guards smile wasn't nearly as hard as we thought. In fact, one of them seemed to have the giggles all the time.
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We visited the Tower of London and took a wonderful tour led by a Beefeater. He was really fun and this was one of the best tours we took in Europe.
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We were lucky to be in London the summer they were letting visitors into Buckingham Palace. The tickets were very expensive, and you weren't allowed to take pictures (so you would buy postcards later). But since there are no postcards of the throne room, Kris snuck a picture, shot from the hip. By this time in our trip, he was actually getting pretty good and taking shots like this!
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cTricia's mom, Sylvia, missed her so much because we were so far from home, that she decided to join us in London and travel with us for a week.
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It's true! London is just chock full of these red double-decker buses. Unfortunately the new ones don't have the traditional conductor.
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London was our second-to-last Hard Rock in Europe. If you ever go make sure not to get table 27.
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This is as close to Stonehenge as you can get without paying. Even if you do pay, you can only get as close as those people in the background. There is definately an air of mystery around the place. This is something that Lock Ness does not have, which we'll get to later on in this page.

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England is covered with stone circles like this one in Avebury. It's so large that it surrounds the whole town. It's 1400 feet in diameter - that's about 16 times bigger than Stonehenge.
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Here is an example of how large some of these stones are at the Avebury site. One of the neatest things about the Stonehenge circle is that the stones are cut into cube shapes, while the stones here at Avebury are very rough.
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England has some of the cutest Bed and Breakfasts in the world. Here we are in the garden of our B&B in Bath: the Holly Vista Guest House. If you ever plan on going to Bath, give them a call. Tel:(01225)-424557.

  The main reason to visit Bath is to see the incredibly well-preserved roman bath. It is still filled by the same hot spring and all of the original plumbing still works.

  Right next to the roman baths is Bath's Abby. It is known as the "Lantern of the West" because all the windows allow the light to just stream in.

  Kris was finally caught speeding and was forced to sit in public humiliation for the day.

  Some of the great English manor houses are open to the public. The lord here at Stanway house lets people walk through his ground floor. History just seeps from the rafters, but it's too bad he can't afford to keep up with the needed repairs.

  The Cotswolds region is just littered with quaint little villages like this one at Snowshill.

  Can you believe that someone lives in a great house like this? All of the houses on this block have thatched roofs with designs along the top. England must have the only Thatched Roof Union.

  Getting to church has never been so beautiful.

  We can hardly believe how fast the time went! It's already been a week and Tricia's mom has to go back to the States.

  Blackpool is the Coney Island of this part of the world. It is full of shreak-inducing rides, teeth-rotting sugar candy, and tacky souvenir shops. Of course we really enjoyed that last one.

  Here is Tricia taking a break from our hike around Buttermere Lake. Even though it rained most of the time we were in the Lakes District, we did get a chance or two to get out and enjoy the scenery.

  Here is an the Castlerigg stone circle near the town of Keswick. These stones are lined between the two tallest peaks in the area.

  All over Scotland we kept hearing these spooky, disembodied sounds of bagpipes. This time we were able to track the music back to this band who had a great sound and an even better presentation. Can you spot Tricia? She is the one in the back under our great, big, blue umbrella.

  Well, we finally made it to the long anticipated Lock Ness. There it is in the background. We stopped at the Urquhart castle to gander at the Scottish highlands and to try to spot the elusive Nessie.

  After a half an hour of exploring the castle and searching for the monster we came to only one conclusion. THERE IS NO MONSTER!!! It's just a lake like any other. The only reason anyone still hears about it is so the locals can steal your money at the two, both official, Lock Ness Exhibition Centers/tacky souvenir shops.

  Here we are at the entrance to the Edinburgh castle.

  Here is one of the largest cannons ever built. It was used more than once to destroy the walls of a castle under siege. Unfortunately, it would usually take 4-5 months to get this behemoth to the siege site and by then either they had already won or they had decided it was not worth the effort to continue.

  Another view of the Edinburgh castle. Notice the flag flying at half mast. That's because Princess Diana was killed in that car crash only a couple days before. All of the United Kingdom mourned her death for the whole week between her accident and the funeral.

  Here is Tricia signing one of the many, many books of condolences for Princess Di.

  In front of the Walter Scott Monument in Edinburgh, people placed flowers with cards labeled for the Princess. Most were sentimental and some just read "To: The Queen of Hearts".

  Some of the great ruins in the town of York. We where told that this Abby was hated by its parishoners so much that the clergy built a wall around it to protect themselves from the wrath of the people.

  We couldn't bear to sightsee any more when it was so beautiful out. What more could we ask for than a sunny day, some green grass to lay on, and a backgammon board to play!!

  Well I guess I must be some kind of Public Television geek, because I found the self-guided tour of the wool factory entertaining.

  This is a slate factory in Wales. They produce almost all of the blue-grey slate in the world. If you have a slate roof then those tiles most likely came from here.

  This was the first iron bridge built in the world. I'll bet you would have never guessed that it was built in the small town of Ironbridge.  
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Bath is to see the incredibly well-preserved roman bath. It is still filled by the same hot spring and all of the original plumbing still works.
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Right next to the roman baths is Bath's Abby. It is known as the "Lantern of the West" because all the windows allow the light to just stream in.
[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/cotswolds02.jpg[/img]
Kris was finally caught speeding and was forced to sit in public humiliation for the day.

[贴图]英国的图图~~~

Wow...such TERIFFIC~*
i really wanna go there...there's no doubt about it~may i ask...how much will it cost me to fly to england?

[贴图]英国的图图~~~

[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/cotswolds03.jpg[/img]
Some of the great English manor houses are open to the public. The lord here at Stanway house lets people walk through his ground floor. History just seeps from the rafters, but it's too bad he can't afford to keep up with the needed repairs.
[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/cotswolds07.jpg[/img]
The Cotswolds region is just littered with quaint little villages like this one at Snowshill.
[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/cotswolds10.jpg[/img]
Can you believe that someone lives in a great house like this? All of the houses on this block have thatched roofs with designs along the top. England must have the only Thatched Roof Union.
[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/cotswolds08.jpg[/img]
Getting to church has never been so beautiful.
[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/stratford03.jpg[/img]
cWe can hardly believe how fast the time went! It's already been a week and Tricia's mom has to go back to the States.
[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/blackpool01.jpg[/img]
Island of this part of the world. It is full of shreak-inducing rides, teeth-rotting sugar candy, and tacky souvenir shops. Of course we really enjoyed that last one.
[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/keswick01.jpg[/img]
Here is Tricia taking a break from our hike around Buttermere Lake. Even though it rained most of the time we were in the Lakes District, we did get a chance or two to get out and enjoy the scenery.
[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/keswick03.jpg[/img]
Here is an the Castlerigg stone circle near the town of Keswick. These stones are lined between the two tallest peaks in the area.
[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/inverness01.jpg[/img]
All over Scotland we kept hearing these spooky, disembodied sounds of bagpipes. This time we were able to track the music back to this band who had a great sound and an even better presentation. Can you spot Tricia? She is the one in the back under our great, big, blue umbrella.
[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/lochness01.jpg[/img]
Well, we finally made it to the long anticipated Lock Ness. There it is in the background. We stopped at the Urquhart castle to gander at the Scottish highlands and to try to spot the elusive Nessie.
[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/lochness02.jpg[/img]
After a half an hour of exploring the castle and searching for the monster we came to only one conclusion. THERE IS NO MONSTER!!! It's just a lake like any other. The only reason anyone still hears about it is so the locals can steal your money at the two, both official, Lock Ness Exhibition Centers/tacky souvenir shops.
[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/edinburgh11.jpg[/img]
Here we are at the entrance to the Edinburgh castle
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Here is one of the largest cannons ever built. It was used more than once to destroy the walls of a castle under siege. Unfortunately, it would usually take 4-5 months to get this behemoth to the siege site and by then either they had already won or they had decided it was not worth the effort to continue.
[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/edinburgh14.jpg[/img]
Another view of the Edinburgh castle. Notice the flag flying at half mast. That's because Princess Diana was killed in that car crash only a couple days before. All of the United Kingdom mourned her death for the whole week between her accident and the funeral.
[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/edinburgh03.jpg[/img]
Here is Tricia signing one of the many, many books of condolences for Princess Di.
[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/edinburgh12.jpg[/img]
In front of the Walter Scott Monument in Edinburgh, people placed flowers with cards labeled for the Princess. Most were sentimental and some just read "To: The Queen of Hearts".
[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/york08.jpg[/img]
Some of the great ruins in the town of York. We where told that this Abby was hated by its parishoners so much that the clergy built a wall around it to protect themselves from the wrath of the people.

[贴图]英国的图图~~~

[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/wales01.jpg[/img]
We couldn't bear to sightsee any more when it was so beautiful out. What more could we ask for than a sunny day, some green grass to lay on, and a backgammon board to play!!
[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/wales05.jpg[/img]
Well I guess I must be some kind of Public Television geek, because I found the self-guided tour of the wool factory entertaining.
[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/wales06.jpg[/img]
This is a slate factory in Wales. They produce almost all of the blue-grey slate in the world. If you have a slate roof then those tiles most likely came from here.
[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/ironbridge01.jpg[/img]
This was the first iron bridge built in the world. I'll bet you would have never guessed that it was built in the small town of Ironbridge.

[贴图]英国的图图~~~

[quote][b]下面引用由[u]EmmaWatson[/u]在 [i]2003/11/20 12:17pm[/i] 发表的内容：[/b]
Wow...such TERIFFIC~*
i really wanna go there...there's no doubt about it~may i ask...how much will it cost me to fly to england?
[/quote]
It's about 7000 someting Yuan for the return ticket~~~ I'll fly back to China next June~~~ ^_^

[贴图]英国的图图~~~

You know those pics are taken by the 2 people in the pics~~ I don't know them~~ But just share the pics with you~~~ ^_^

[贴图]英国的图图~~~

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Some people might recognize this place from the movies: "In the Name of the Father" and "Michael Collins." This is a real prison called Killmainham jail and built by the British to house Irish prisoners before the Irish revolution. The Irish now use it as a monument to British tyranny.
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Here is the oldest Irish harp dating from the 15th Century. It's now a symbol like our Liberty Bell. For those who've had a Harp ale, now you know where it gets its name.
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In the small town of Galway, we stopped in a bar for some of the local brew, Guinness, and to hear one of the local bands play.
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Just south of Galway there is an area called The Burren. After only 5 minutes of driving you feel like you're on another planet. We have never seen terrain like this before.
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To sum up Ireland: cows, sheep, rock fences, and Guinness.
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These cliffs go on for 5 miles. It's a sight I definitely won't forget for a long time to come.
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Some of our more favorite Guinness slogans: "Guinness for strength," "My goodness, my Guinness," and "Guinness is good for you."
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Here is Blarney Castle where the famous Blarney Stone is located. Near the top of the castle you can see a small patch of sky through the wall. Just above that small patch of sky is where the Blarney Stone is located.
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Kissing the stone requires you to lay on your back and arch down about a foot and a half. It's the bottom stone in this segment of wall and of course there is a line so you know you're kissing the right stone. Legend says if you kiss the stone, you will be blessed with the gift of gab.
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Now we skip north over the boarder to Northern Ireland. Here is the Sinn Fein headquarters right on Falls Road. The large boulders in front are for protection from any ramming vehicles.
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Most of downtown Belfast is clear of armored police and is now just filled with shoppers. Out in the Catholic and Protestant neighborhoods, though, it's a different story. Here we are following an armored truck with 4 officers carrying large weapons. As far as we could tell, they were just doing standard patrols of the area.
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Pro-IRA and Pro-Sinn Fein slogans and murals were painted everywhere. Things like "The people arose in '69' they will rise again any time" and "Let the fight go on" and "Free Irish POWs in British prisons"
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We only went to Northern Ireland for one day. We figured that since there had been no IRA activity for months, and that they had just gotten everyone to the table for peace talks that we would be safe. We were safe, but the people of Markethill were not! While we were in Belfast, some faction of the IRA set off a 200-pound car bomb outside the local cattle auction house. Luckily, no one was killed.
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The only thing that the terrorist accomplished was to make every party in the peace talks affirm that they would not let violence like this derail the talks.

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NORTHERN FRANCE
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Here we are about to board the train ferry that will take us through the famous Chunnel. You just drive onto one end of the train, and then drive through to the other end. Before we actually enter the Chunnel they close the doors between the cars. Once you arrive in France, you just drive straight out the other end.
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Inside the train you can see it's just like a ferry. All you do is wait for 30 minutes and, voila, you're in France. We started to talk to the guy in the car ahead of us and it turned out that he works in the Chunnel train. He was just riding it so he could buy duty-free beer! His trunk was full of cases and cases of ale.
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Here is the Bayeux Tapestry telling the story of how and why William the conqueror invaded England.
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To an invasion that was a little more recent, here is the museum in Caen to commemorate the invasion of Normandy.
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One of the many monuments to the people who died here in World War II. This one is for the American solders.
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All along the coast you'll find these German bunkers installed to defend the area from an attack by the allies. Lucky for us it didn't work.
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More underground bunkers.
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These are the craters created by allied shelling just days before the invasion. Kris is standing in the closest one to show how big these holes are.
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This is one of the cemeteries for those Americans that gave thier lives on D-Day. It's a moving place with all of the white crosses and Star of Davids lined up in such perfect rows.
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Here is Mont St Michel. Good thing it's low tide, because at high tide the parking lot is under 3 feet of water. We're not kidding!
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Every town in the Loire Valley has a chateau like this one in Amboise (or bigger)!
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Case in point! This chateau, Chambord, is in the middle of its own hunting forest. Inside is the famous double-helix staircase designed by Leonardo de Vinci.
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All of these chateaus are much more impressive from the outside than from the inside. In fact most are practically devoid of furnishings.
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In the Dordogne Valley you will often see these troglodyte dwellings half-way up the cliff face.
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If you look closely you can see a pre-historic cave painting of a bison. This is the only original pre-historic cave still open to the public. If you want to see it for yourself you had better hurry because it will close to the public within the next 5-10 years.
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This town, Oradour, was completely destroyed and its people murdered by the Nazis. More then 400 people died here as an example for other towns to not enter into the resistance. France refused to rebuild and has left the town as memorial.
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Its grounds are SOOO large that it has its own man-made lake. We were told that Napoleon held mock ship battles on this tiny ocean.
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Our last night in Paris was spent having a picnic dinner with one of the best views in town.

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Of course the day we went to the Arc De Triomphe the elevator was broken. And just getting here is impossible! It's surrounded by a dozen streets and you have to use underground tunnels to get to the center.
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Notre Dame was interesting for its historic background, but we were more interested in the Highlander episode being filmed just over the river.
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One of the many rose windows inside the Notre Dame. Much prettier in person.
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Paris is just filled with photo-ops. I think that we shot more then 50 pictures in the five days that we were there.
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The first day we went downtown they where filming the TV series Highlander. Here is Adrien Paul with some actress. Email us if you want more on this subject. We have 3 more pictures of the barge and the filming.
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The Church of St. Chapelle has more windows than wall area. They say it houses the crown of thorns worn by Christ but it only goes on display once a year.
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The Orsay museum, which covers 19th century art is housed in an old converted train station. Some of the most famous Impressionist paintings are housed under this roof.
[img]http://www.exmsft.com/~krishof/europe/orsay08.jpg[/img]
This is the plaster cast for Rodin's "The gates of hell." You can see it in the garden of the Rodin Museum.


Quite a lot, aren't there~~~ I'll send some more here some time this week~~~ ^_^

[贴图]英国的图图~~~

stonehenge~!~you know that a culure relic~it`s great.and British is so romantic~

[贴图]英国的图图~~~

Really, haha ^_^

[贴图]英国的图图~~~

我想看bristol的
我申请了那里的一所学校，叫badminton school
btw,你在英国的话，申请一下做spy吧~bbc的节目
呵呵
给你个地址
[url]www.codenamespy.co.uk[/url]
看上去是园艺网站，随便点一下就会发现好东西。说真的，笑死我了。

[贴图]英国的图图~~~

我好想去啊，美啊

喜欢英国 要是出国就去那,但是英式英语实在不好说

???????

怎么贴图会偏题的啊?

还不错哦！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！

某糖说:偶强烈要求去英国!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!