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Roundy World: March 2011
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Tuesday, March 29, 2011. Last Day of First Grade and Pre-Kinder. Annie, before school. Abigail headed off to school with one of our greatly missed bus drivers. The girls parting gift to their teachers. Annie's last day party. Elena and Annie with her beloved teacher. Abigail with her beloved teacher. Annie with her bus driver. Even though she had a new school this year, we were happy she got the same bus driver. Abigail with her afternoon bus driver. Links to this post. One of Elena's Favorites. 4- At th...
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Roundy World: October 2011
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Sunday, October 9, 2011. More Reminiscing.Southern California with the Cousins. Our last trip home didn't include time for a Disney vacation, but fortunately we were able to extend and pack one in. It was also fortunate for us that Christopher's visa didn't come in time and so he was able to go with us before he left on his mission. It's A Small World with Aunt Mary. Our most important attraction.meeting the princesses. Janet, Harmony, Bridget, Ariel and Mickey Mouse. Kristin, Mitchell and Mickey. We mov...
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Roundy World: May 2014
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Thursday, May 1, 2014. Anneliese chose to be Sacajawea for her school "Hall of Statues.". Abigail won the first grade Spelling Bee! First Grade field trip with Abigail to the Hunstanton Sea Life Center. Abigail loved the sea horses. And looking for shells at the cold, windy, and pebbly beach. We miss the warm Gulf of Mexico. Annie's field trip was to 900 year-old Ely Cathedral. They learned the fine art of stained glass window making. You can see Ely Cathedral in the upcoming. Links to this post. We move...
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Roundy World: A Fast Glimpse of Belfast
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Thursday, February 26, 2015. A Fast Glimpse of Belfast. This is where the Titanic was built in Belfast. Many important elements were integrated in the design to create shape and form of the Titanic Museum building.a compass rose, icebergs, freezing water crystals, ship bows, timber, iron, steel aluminum. We always have to check out the royal residences. Here is where. Queen Elizabeth stays when she is in Belfast. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Old Walled City of Londonderry. Emily and Kade's Blog.
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Roundy World: February 2015
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Thursday, February 26, 2015. The Old Walled City of Londonderry. Girls are on The Peace Bridge, which crosses the River Foyle. It was built to join the unionist 'Waterside' with the nationalist 'Cityside' and improve access between these areas. It also serves as a focal point for city activities and events. Here is a map that shows the walled area and it's position in the city. In 2013, Londonderry celebrated the 400th birthday of the walls. Butcher’s Gate and of course, Bishop's Gate. St Columb's Cathed...
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Roundy World: Giant's Causeway
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Wednesday, February 25, 2015. The Giant's Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site,. Is on the northeast coast of Northern Ireland.. The scientific data states that a volcanic eruption created this area of over 40,000 basalt columns millions of years ago. Most of them are hexagonal, but some have four, five, seven or eight sides. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Old Walled City of Londonderry. A Fast Glimpse of Belfast. Gorgeous Glenariff Forest Park. A Few Awesome Things We Found in Denmark.
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Roundy World: København/Copenhagen!
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Monday, February 2, 2015. We had breakfast as we rode the train into Copenhagen with our phenomenal tour guide, Dorte. We were one week to early for a visit to the world famous Tivoli, the second oldest amusement park in the world. Another thing we missed: Eurovision 2014. Heard it was a spectacle. Was built as an astronomical observatory by Christian IV. In addition to serving as such, today it provides the skyline with a recognizable historical monument and offers panoramic views of Copenhagen. Not the...
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Roundy World: Back to Ireland!
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Wednesday, February 25, 2015. Lough Eske Castle's evolution: first a Franciscan friary, then a manor, then a castle, then a guest house, and now a hotel. . Here are remnants of the Great Irish Famine, which was caused by a serious potato disease called potato blight from a fungus-like microorganism. This problem was spread throughout Europe, but Ireland was hardest hit because of their greater dependency upon the potato. St John's Point Lighthouse. The best restaurant in Ireland? Abigail has a solution.
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Roundy World: Gorgeous Glenariff Forest Park
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Thursday, February 26, 2015. Gorgeous Glenariff Forest Park. Here's another view of beautiful Ireland's coastline. We enjoyed a stroll through the Waterfall Walkway of Glenariff Forest. We visited a little too early in the spring to see the lushness of the park, but the happy daffodils greeted us and the bare branches kept the mossy stacked stone walls visible. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Old Walled City of Londonderry. A Fast Glimpse of Belfast. Gorgeous Glenariff Forest Park.
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Roundy World: February 2012
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012. York with the Porters. Rumored to be the smallest street in York. Ranbling The Shambles in York. I love these signs. Random kookiness. Let's paint the whole town lavender! Good thing Guy Fawkes was baptised! Gothic York Minster. (FYI: this is the seat of the Archbishop of York, the second highest officer in the Church of England.). A few glimpses inside the minster. Constantine was proclaimed emperor in York in 306. Links to this post. Another Day in London. He bought a croo...