Mary Ann Hemphill
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Peacock with tail fan in the gardens of Isola Madre, Lake Maggiore, Italy
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White peacock on Isola Bella, Lake Maggiore, Italy
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Ahu Tongariki has 15 moai. It is the largest reconstructed ahu on Easter Island. The platform's axis faces the rising summer solstice sun. Wild horses frequently roam the area.
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The Moana Surfrider, a Westin Resort, is an historic oceanfront resort in Waikiki. It has 793 rooms in three wings: The historic Banyan Wing, the Tower Wing and the Diamond Wing. This is the Banyan Wing, built in 1901 as the Moana Hotel. Its facade on Kalakaua Avenue displays many of the hotel's intricate architectural details. The porch's rocking chairs are a wonderful place to relax.
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Bucket perched on a well at Colonial Williamsburg. Colonial Williamsburg's 301-acre Historic Area includes 88 original 18th-century structures, many of which are open to the public. It is a town-size museum, exhibiting 18th-century Williamsburg as it was on the eve of the Revolution. At that time Williamsburg was the capital of the Colony of Virginia. Exhibition sites, costumed historic interpreters and demonstrations of colonial crafts and trade bring the 1770s back to life.
© 2009 Mary Ann
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Spring garden at Colonial Williamsburg. Colonial Williamsburg's 301-acre Historic Area includes 88 original 18th-century structures, many of which are open to the public. It is a town-size museum, exhibiting 18th-century Williamsburg as it was on the eve of the Revolution. At that time Williamsburg was the capital of the Colony of Virginia. Exhibition sites, costumed historic interpreters and demonstrations of colonial crafts and trade bring the 1770s back to life.
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White fence at Colonial Williamsburg. Colonial Williamsburg's 301-acre Historic Area includes 88 original 18th-century structures, many of which are open to the public. It is a town-size museum, exhibiting 18th-century Williamsburg as it was on the eve of the Revolution. At that time Williamsburg was the capital of the Colony of Virginia. Exhibition sites, costumed historic interpreters and demonstrations of colonial crafts and trade bring the 1770s back to life.
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Spring garden at Colonial Williamsburg. Colonial Williamsburg's 301-acre Historic Area includes 88 original 18th-century structures, many of which are open to the public. It is a town-size museum, exhibiting 18th-century Williamsburg as it was on the eve of the Revolution. At that time Williamsburg was the capital of the Colony of Virginia. Exhibition sites, costumed historic interpreters and demonstrations of colonial crafts and trade bring the 1770s back to life.
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M. Dubois Grocery sign at Colonial Williamsburg. Colonial Williamsburg's 301-acre Historic Area includes 88 original 18th-century structures, many of which are open to the public. It is a town-size museum, exhibiting 18th-century Williamsburg as it was on the eve of the Revolution. At that time Williamsburg was the capital of the Colony of Virginia. Exhibition sites, costumed historic interpreters and demonstrations of colonial crafts and trade bring the 1770s back to life.
© 2009 Mary Ann
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Cupola with the British flag at the Capitol at Colonial Williamsburg. Colonial Williamsburg's 301-acre Historic Area includes 88 original 18th-century structures, many of which are open to the public. It is a town-size museum, exhibiting 18th-century Williamsburg as it was on the eve of the Revolution. At that time Williamsburg was the capital of the Colony of Virginia. Exhibition sites, costumed historic interpreters and demonstrations of colonial crafts and trade bring the 1770s back to life.
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Historic interpreter working in a garden at Colonial Williamsburg. Colonial Williamsburg's 301-acre Historic Area includes 88 original 18th-century structures, many of which are open to the public. It is a town-size museum, exhibiting 18th-century Williamsburg as it was on the eve of the Revolution. At that time Williamsburg was the capital of the Colony of Virginia. Exhibition sites, costumed historic interpreters and demonstrations of colonial crafts and trade bring the 1770s back to life.
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The Capitol at Colonial Williamsburg. Colonial Williamsburg's 301-acre Historic Area includes 88 original 18th-century structures, many of which are open to the public. It is a town-size museum, exhibiting 18th-century Williamsburg as it was on the eve of the Revolution. At that time Williamsburg was the capital of the Colony of Virginia. Exhibition sites, costumed historic interpreters and demonstrations of colonial crafts and trade bring the 1770s back to life.
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The Courthouse on Duke of Gloucester Street, the main thoroughfare in Colonial Williamsburg's Historic area. Colonial Williamsburg's 301-acre Historic Area includes 88 original 18th-century structures, many of which are open to the public. It is a town-size museum, exhibiting 18th-century Williamsburg as it was on the eve of the Revolution. At that time Williamsburg was the capital of the Colony of Virginia. Exhibition sites, costumed historic interpreters and demonstrations of colonial crafts and trade bring the 1770s back to life.
© 2009 Mary Ann
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The Geddy House and horse carriage on the Duke of Gloucester Street, the main thoroughfare in Colonial Williamsburg's Historic area. Colonial Williamsburg's 301-acre Historic Area includes 88 original 18th-century structures, many of which are open to the public. It is a town-size museum, exhibiting 18th-century Williamsburg as it was on the eve of the Revolution. At that time Williamsburg was the capital of the Colony of Virginia. Exhibition sites, costumed historic interpreters and demonstrations of colonial crafts and trade bring the 1770s back to life.
© 2009 Mary Ann
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M. Dubois Grocer(left) and Holt's Storehouse on Duke of Gloucester Street, the main thoroughfare in Colonial Williamsburg's Historic area. Colonial Williamsburg's 301-acre Historic Area includes 88 original 18th-century structures, many of which are open to the public. It is a town-size museum, exhibiting 18th-century Williamsburg as it was on the eve of the Revolution. At that time Williamsburg was the capital of the Colony of Virginia. Exhibition sites, costumed historic interpreters and demonstrations of colonial crafts and trade bring the 1770s back to life.
© 2009 Mary Ann
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Dogwood trees in bloom along Duke of Gloucester Street, the main thoroughfare in Colonial Williamsburg's Historic area. Colonial Williamsburg's 301-acre Historic Area includes 88 original 18th-century structures, many of which are open to the public. It is a town-size museum, exhibiting 18th-century Williamsburg as it was on the eve of the Revolution. At that time Williamsburg was the capital of the Colony of Virginia. Exhibition sites, costumed historic interpreters and demonstrations of colonial crafts and trade bring the 1770s back to life.
© 2009 Mary Ann
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Dogwood trees in bloom along Duke of Gloucester Street, the main thoroughfare in Colonial Williamsburg's Historic area. Colonial Williamsburg's 301-acre Historic Area includes 88 original 18th-century structures, many of which are open to the public. It is a town-size museum, exhibiting 18th-century Williamsburg as it was on the eve of the Revolution. At that time Williamsburg was the capital of the Colony of Virginia. Exhibition sites, costumed historic interpreters and demonstrations of colonial crafts and trade bring the 1770s back to life.
© 2009 Mary Ann
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Duke of Gloucester Street is the main thoroughfare in Colonial Williamsburg's Historic area. Colonial Williamsburg's 301-acre Historic Area includes 88 original 18th-century structures, many of which are open to the public. It is a town-size museum, exhibiting 18th-century Williamsburg as it was on the eve of the Revolution. At that time Williamsburg was the capital of the Colony of Virginia. Exhibition sites, costumed historic interpreters and demonstrations of colonial crafts and trade bring the 1770s back to life.
© 2009 Mary Ann
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View of S. Stefano from arcade of Piazza S. Stefano. Bologna's S. Stefano is a monastery that is an unusual collection of 4 churhces, a 10th-century cloister and two chapels dating from the 8th to 11th centuries. Piazza S. Stefano is one of Bologna's lovliest piazzas. Bologna's historic city center is one of the best preserved and best maintained in Italy.
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Duomo di San Pietro (Cathedral of St. Peter) as begun in the 10th century, later remodeled into the baroque style. Bologna has acquired many nicknames: "the learned one" (la dotta) is a reference to its famous university, Europe's oldest. "The fat one" (la grassa) refers to its renowned cuisine. "The red one" (la rossa) refers to the color of the roofs in the historic center, but this nickname is also connected to the political situation in the city. After World War II, Bologna was long was a bastion of socialism and communism. Bologna's historic city center is one of the best preserved and best maintained in Italy.
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Palazzo Archiginnasio, which was the seat of the University of Bologna until 1800. It now houses the municipal library. Frescoes and coasts o arms in its courtyard are memorials to famous scholars. Bologna's historic city center is one of the best preserved and best maintained in Italy.
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Palazzo Archiginnasio, which was the seat of the University of Bologna until 1800. It now houses the municipal library. Frescoes and coasts o arms in its courtyard are memorials to famous scholars. Bologna's historic city center is one of the best preserved and best maintained in Italy.
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The 16th-cenury Neptune Fountain, in Piazza Nettuno, designed by Tomaso Laureti and decorated with bronze figures by Giabologna. Bologna has acquired many nicknames: "the learned one" (la dotta) is a reference to its famous university, Europe's oldest. "The fat one" (la grassa) refers to its renowned cuisine. "The red one" (la rossa) refers to the color of the roofs in the historic center, but this nickname is also connected to the political situation in the city. After World War II, Bologna was long was a bastion of socialism and communism. Bologna's historic city center is one of the best preserved and best maintained in Italy.
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The 16th-cenury Neptune Fountain, in Piazza Nettuno, designed by Tomaso Laureti and decorated with bronze figures by Giabologna. Bologna has acquired many nicknames: "the learned one" (la dotta) is a reference to its famous university, Europe's oldest. "The fat one" (la grassa) refers to its renowned cuisine. "The red one" (la rossa) refers to the color of the roofs in the historic center, but this nickname is also connected to the political situation in the city. After World War II, Bologna was long was a bastion of socialism and communism. Bologna's historic city center is one of the best preserved and best maintained in Italy.
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Villa Grabau's "Limonaia," lemon greenhouse, shelters more than 100 lemon trees during the winter. Every tree has its assigned place. Villa Grabau was built during the 15th century, but radically changed during the early 19th century. Is is a fine example of neo-classical architecture. The villa is set in a 9-hectare park noted for its English gardens, rare plants, fountains and lemon house. Villa Grabau is in the foothills, 7 km from Lucca.
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Villa Grabau's "Limonaia," lemon greenhouse, shelters more than 100 lemon trees during the winter. Every tree has its assigned place. Villa Grabau was built during the 15th century, but radically changed during the early 19th century. Is is a fine example of neo-classical architecture. The villa is set in a 9-hectare park noted for its English gardens, rare plants, fountains and lemon house. Villa Grabau is in the foothills, 7 km from Lucca.
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Villa Reale's Lemon Garden, "Giardino dei Lmoni. Villa Reale, in the hills of Lucca, has a noble background. In 1805, Napoleon's sister, Elisa Baciocchi, joined the 16th-century Villa Orsetti with the surrounding properties and remodeled some of the structures. The property was later owned by various noble families, but fell into disrepair in teh early 20th century. Count and Countess Pecce-Blunt bought the property in 1924 and restored the park and replanted the grounds.
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Swans in Villa Reale's Lemon Garden, "Giardino dei Lmoni. Villa Reale, in the hills of Lucca, has a noble background. In 1805, Napoleon's sister, Elisa Baciocchi, joined the 16th-century Villa Orsetti with the surrounding properties and remodeled some of the structures. The property was later owned by various noble families, but fell into disrepair in teh early 20th century. Count and Countess Pecce-Blunt bought the property in 1924 and restored the park and replanted the grounds.
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The gate at Villa Reale. Villa Reale, in the hills of Lucca, has a noble background. In 1805, Napoleon's sister, Elisa Baciocchi, joined the 16th-century Villa Orsetti with the surrounding properties and remodeled some of the structures. The property was later owned by various noble families, but fell into disrepair in teh early 20th century. Count and Countess Pecce-Blunt bought the property in 1924 and restored the park and replanted the grounds.
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Design of rocks. The Garzoni Gardens and Castle are examples of 18th-century Tuscan architecture, taste and culture. They are 20 km from Lucca on an ancient Roman Road. The Garzoni were a wealthy and powerful family. The gardens feature terraces, water plays, large pools and waterfalls.
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Carved figures of Pinocchio. The author of this favoite childhood tale lived in northern Tuscany, and took his name--Carlo Collodi--from the village in which he worked.
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View from atop Torre Guinigi. The church of San Frediano is in the middle. Lucca's Torre Guinigi is atop a 14th-century palace. It is 144 feet high, and a climb up its 230 steps leads to a specatucular view of Lucca and the surrounding mountains. Lucca is in Tuscany, in northern central Italy. The city is known for
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View from atop Torre Guinigi. The church of San Frediano is in the middle. Lucca's Torre Guinigi is atop a 14th-century palace. It is 144 feet high, and a climb up its 230 steps leads to a specatucular view of Lucca and the surrounding mountains. Lucca is in Tuscany, in northern central Italy. The city is known for
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Lucca's San Frediano is noted for the two-story high 13th-century mosaic. Lucca is in Tuscany, in northern central Italy. The city is known for
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Lucca's San Frediano is noted for the two-story high 13th-century mosaic. Lucca is in Tuscany, in northern central Italy. The city is known for
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Lucca, pair of dark green shutters on an ochre house. Lucca is in Tuscany, in northern central Italy. The city is known for
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The 12th-century San Michele in Foro was built atop an ancient Roman forum. It's noted for its facade of twisted marble columns, none of which are alike. Lucca is in Tuscany, in northern central Italy. The city is known for
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The Archangel atop San Michele in Foro wears a bracelet set with real jewels. The 12th-century San Michele in Foro was built atop an ancient Roman forum. It's noted for its facade of twisted marble columns, none of which are alike. Lucca is in Tuscany, in northern central Italy. The city is known for
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The 12th-century San Michele in Foro was built atop an ancient Roman forum. The Madonna and Child sculpture on the facade is a copy of the original by Matteo Civtali, which is inside the church. Lucca is in Tuscany, in northern central Italy. The city is known for
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Piazza Anfiteatro's medieval buildings were constructed along the original perimeter of a former Roman amphitheater. Lucca is in Tuscany, in northern central Italy. The city is known for
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Piazza Anfiteatro's medieval buildings were constructed along the original perimeter of a former Roman amphitheater. Lucca is in Tuscany, in northern central Italy. The city is known for
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Castle Howard is in Yorkshire. It is known for its baroque architecture and neo classical landscape. The TV series "Brideshead Revisited" was filmed here. Sir John Vanbrugh was the architect, and it took from 1661 to 1736 for the palace to be built.
© 2006 Mary Ann
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Castle Howard is in Yorkshire. It is known for its baroque architecture and neo classical landscape. The TV series "Brideshead Revisited" was filmed here. Sir John Vanbrugh was the architect, and it took from 1661 to 1736 for the palace to be built.
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Castle Howard is in Yorkshire. It is known for its baroque architecture and neo classical landscape. The TV series "Brideshead Revisited" was filmed here. Sir John Vanbrugh was the architect, and it took from 1661 to 1736 for the palace to be built.
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Castle Howard is in Yorkshire. It is known for its baroque architecture and neo classical landscape. The TV series "Brideshead Revisited" was filmed here. Sir John Vanbrugh was the architect, and it took from 1661 to 1736 for the palace to be built.
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The most distinct element of the 2,800-acre Crystal Cove State Park is its beach cottages, several of which have been restored. This was the former store. Some are available for overnight stays, others are used for environmental education programs and administrative offices. For decades the rustic cottages were casual summer and year-round homes, attracting families and artists. The National Register of Historic Places term the cottages "the last intact example of California beach vernacular architecture." Crystal Cove State Park is in Laguna Beach in Southern California.
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The most distinct element of the 2,800-acre Crystal Cove State Park is its beach cottages, several of which have been restored. This was the former store. Some are available for overnight stays, others are used for environmental education programs and administrative offices. For decades the rustic cottages were casual summer and year-round homes, attracting families and artists. The National Register of Historic Places term the cottages "the last intact example of California beach vernacular architecture." Crystal Cove State Park is in Laguna Beach in Southern California.
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The most distinct element of the 2,800-acre Crystal Cove State Park is its beach cottages, several of which have been restored. Some are available for overnight stays, others are used for environmental education programs and administrative offices. This is Cottage 13, which appeared in the 1988 Bette Midler film "Beaches." For decades the rustic cottages were casual summer and year-round homes, attracting families and artists. The National Register of Historic Places term the cottages "the last intact example of California beach vernacular architecture." Crystal Cove State Park is in Laguna Beach in Southern California.
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The most distinct element of the 2,800-acre Crystal Cove State Park is its beach cottages, several of which have been restored. Some are available for overnight stays, others are used for environmental education programs and administrative offices. For decades the rustic cottages were casual summer and year-round homes, attracting families and artists. The National Register of Historic Places term the cottages "the last intact example of California beach vernacular architecture." Crystal Cove State Park is in Laguna Beach in Southern California.
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The 2,800-acre Crystal Cove State Park includes beaches and hills with hiking trails. Crystal Cove State Park is in Laguna Beach in Southern California. The park is known for its vintage beach cottages, several which are available for overnight stays.
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Champagne, flowers, chocolate covered strawberries on a balcony at the Halekulani. Diamond Head in the background. The Halekulani is Waikiki's finest hotel, a quiet oasis in a busy destination. It is known for its impeccable service, serene luxury and fine dining.
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Diamond Head Lighthouse overlooks Kuilei Cliffs Beach.
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Iolani Palace is the only royal palace in the United States. Under the direction of King David Kalakaua, it was constructed between 1879 and 1882. It has been restored to its former glory.
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Surfer carrying his board along the sand at Kuilei Cliffs Beach, a popular surfing spot that is east of Diamond Head.
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Iolani Palace is the only royal palace in the United States. Under the direction of King David Kalakaua, it was constructed between 1879 and 1882. It has been restored to its former glory.
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The Hawaii State Art Museum is dedicated to exhibiting the art and culture of Hawaii.
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