Valencia, Spain
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Valencia, Spain
Jack Hornor I loved Valencia and was fascinated by the reclaimed riverbed. Soccer fields, gardens, museums and more! One of the most interesting civic projects I've seen.
Cindy Beautiful pictures—even with the clouds!
Valencia, Spain
Valencia 18 April 2019
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Bob Brown Hello, Enjoyed the photos at the museum, do not recall visiting there, but Toby does not like museums. Maybe some other time, welcome home.
re: Soaking up the Sights in Valencia
George Amazing trip Larry. Thanks for the interesting views. See you soon
re: Soaking up the Sights in Valencia
Richard Nault Safe travels Larry. You must come by for a privet showing of your trip.
re: Soaking up the Sights in Valencia
Herb Have enjoyed your vacation in pictures and information. sorry about the damp weather.
re: Soaking up the Sights in Valencia
Anna Sorry about that rainy ending. Thanks again for great armchair travel with you!
re: Soaking up the Sights in Valencia
Jack Hornor I loved Valencia and was fascinated by the reclaimed riverbed. Soccer fields, gardens, museums and more! One of the most interesting civic projects I've seen.
re: Outrunning the raindrops in Valencia
Bob Brown Hi Larry, As always enjoy your travel blog, and was interested to know that they had restored Dresden somewhat. And yes, cannot get over the terrible fire at Notre Dame, brings tears when I view the damage and steeple falling, Hopefully, it can be restored. Enjoy your visit with Toby.
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Cindy As always, beautiful pictures! Thank you for sharing this wonderful trip!
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Anna Yikes! The new identity growing from roots of the old? I agree about vigilance and compassion
re: Neither holy, nor Roman, nor an empire
Robert K. Brown Hi Larry, Sounds like an interesting adventure. Always enjoy your information. I had visited those sights, also visited where the trails too place. Enjoy your visit, Bob
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Larry True. Here's part of the Wikipedia article on the Nuremberg trials: Nuremberg was considered the ceremonial birthplace of the Nazi Party. It had hosted the Party's annual propaganda rallies and the Reichstag session that passed the Nuremberg Laws. Thus it was considered a fitting place to mark the Party's symbolic demise.
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Richard Nault Safe travels Larry. You must come by for a privet showing of your trip.
George Amazing trip Larry. Thanks for the interesting views. See you soon
Bob Brown Hello, Enjoyed the photos at the museum, do not recall visiting there, but Toby does not like museums. Maybe some other time, welcome home.