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So this is how Torre Agbar looks by day. It’s absolutely stunning at nights when it illuminates in different colors. When we looked closer it seemed to be a wall of glass windows around the tower. It doesn’t look that beautiful by day as it does in the night but it’s interesting enough to make [...]
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Seeing a rainbow one fine but gloomy day in the fall seems to be a promise that a clear day is coming. I would love to see one now so that I could anticipate a no rainy and windy day. It was hubby who took this picture about a year ago. I saw it in [...]
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Different types of architectures always fascinate me and this is probaly revealed in most of my travel photos. This picturesque row of architectures across Nybrokajen in Stockholm is so grand. We were taking a walk along Nybrokajen and what we saw across the water were different structural designs. I couldn’t get the whole row in [...]
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I finally got a closer look on the Kuggen building at Lindholmen Science Park. It’s one of the structures I’m admiring and I’ve always wondered why it was built that way. Here’s how and why.
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While browsing the old images folder in my other computer I found pictures from our previous travels apparently taken with a film camera. I couldn’t help but admire the architectures I captured while in the car with hubby driving around the place. I remember we stopped by and stayed in a hotel in Munich and [...]
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We were invited to a baptism last Saturday in the country, quite a long drive from the city and enough to make us tired when we came home. I’m pleased to learn that baptism here is celebrated on a Saturday and not on a Sunday as I used to know in the Catholic churches in the Philippines. We attended [...]
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