From France to Sweden, to Russia and Finland. Estonia, Denmark, and Germany, the world never ceases to amaze me. Enjoy these pics from my latest adventures.
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Swedish SunsetStockholm, SwedenStockholmTallinn, EstoniaMidieval Ruins of Estonia
Estonian WomanWhy wouldn’t I put this awesome Estonian dude on my blog…Stamping my own Estonian coinGearing up for the archery contestSorry ’bout it Robin HoodAlmost beat that darn Fill from the UKSt Petersburg, RussiaEverywhere in the world
Catherine’s Palace
A wee little Russian monkeyTribute to Freddie Mercury at the Rock Pub
This was a young boy singing for us in St. Isaac’s Cathedral in St. Petersburg. So amazing. Sorry about the blurriness 🙂
Cool Egyptian artifacts in the famous Hermitage Museum
Aquarius, God of the SeaCatherine’s Summer Palace..and thats just the front yard!
I am not a big ballet fan, but this was quite an experience sitting on the original chairs of the theater in the Yusupov Palace. Pretty amazing.
I have two words: Purple Glory
Helsinkin, Finland. The house of the famous composer Jean Sibelius. He composed one of my favorite Christian Hymns “Be Still My Soul”
Private concert of Sibelius’s Music. He and his wife are pictured in the back.Hamburg, Germany. Ruins of a church that was bombed in World War IIOur new homies from the Hamburg School of MusicCopenhagen, DenmarkA not so delicious Danish meal…raw herring just isn’t my thing.Hans Christian Andersen’s Little Mermaid. His story is where Disney’s Little Mermaid came fromDanish soldiers guarding the queens palace…the one on the right is giving me the eye…I could take him…I could take both of them.This is the original statue of Christ by Carl Bloch located in a church in Copenhagen. There is a replica of this statue in the visitors center at Temple Square in Salt Lake City. One of my favorite statues
Who wouldn’t we want to ride the flying swings at the famous Tivoli Amusement park. It was a fantastic view of Copenhagen. As you can see from the movie, I was excited and a bit nervous 🙂
This reminded me of the book “The Three Questions” based on the writings of Tolstoy. The three questions are, What is the best time to do things? Who is the most important one? And, What is the right thing to do? The answers in the book are: The best time to do things is now. The most importnat one is the one you are with at that moment. The right thing to do is to put others before yourself. Live in the moment. Enjoy where you are at this moment and look forward to where you will be in the next moment.
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Jenna! You look so pretty!! I want to hear all about your trip as the pups play together. Hike soon please?
Pretty dang sweetsauce. Did you see Linkavich in estonia?
When I am there I’m there, and when I am here I’m here.
Love all these pics! The one with you and meg with umbrella’s by the tower needs to be blown up! So cute!
Just seeing that sweet Estonian dude had to have made the trip worth it alone?
Cool beans..
That guy made my whole life worth it.
Wow! The pictures are amazing. I would love to visit some of these countries. Thanks for sharing! Hugs!
You should have got kayon some grapes! Maybe next time.