Spruce Tree House, Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado. Mesa Verde is a must see park, showcasing the most amazing Ancient Indian Cliff Dwellings. 

Admiralty Head Lighthouse, Whidbey Island, Washington. (Scanned Print) 

Epping Station, Central Line, on the London Underground. Despite being called the Undreground, most of London's Tube lines outside of the central London area are above ground. The line out to Epping is especially scenic, passing through some rural areas northeast of London. 

Wonderful buildings in Quebec City, Quebec. (Scanned print) 

The Russian Chapel at Fort Ross State Park, California, as framed through a glass window  

This is a view of the White Tower, from the ramparts at the Tower of London, England. 

Salt Spring Island, British Columbia. 

This is the view down Officer's Row at Fort Union National Monument, New Mexico. 

Along C Street in Virginia City, Nevada. 

Fort Steele Heritage Town, just outside Cranbrook, British Columbia. A restored 1890's Pioneer Boomtown. Well worth a visit. 

Now this is what I call a true self-serve gas station. This pump was right along a busy sidewalk in Paris, France. You pull up to the curb...and Voila, Petrole. 

Wonderful Travel Photo Site

I want to make mention of a most amazing travel site,People and Places of the World . It is put together by Mr. Galen R. Frysinger. He has visited 169 countries in the course of his life, and has pictures of most of them. Wonderful photos that capture the essence of the place he is visiting. Pick a region of the world and you will be instantly transported there. Many countries, such as France, has page after page of photos, categorized by region, city, etc. A very useful tool for anyone planning a trip to that area. Plus, one of the treasures of the site is exploring regions of the world most people will never get to. In particular, I was fascinated by his pictures from such places as Libya, Syria and Iran. To the minds of most most Americans, these are evil places. Mr. Frysinger's photos show the exact opposite...countries with world class tourist sites and wonderful people. Another country he showcases extensively is Cuba. A wonderful looking place right in our own backyard. Yet, we are forbidden by our government from visiting this warm, inviting country. Yes, Cuba commits human rights violations. But so do countries like China and Russia. And we are free to travel to these countries. Plus, I find it slightly ironic that we denounce Cuba's human rights violations, while at the same time, we are being accused of this very same thing...in, where? Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
But, I'll get off my soap box. Enjoy your world tour, courtesy of Mr. Galen Frysinger.