Photos from the Far Side

Here are a few shots from the trip that probably won't win any photo contests, but were worth taking.



Welcome to your moon habitat. Also known as the Bangkok airport.



Four miniature poodles in Thailand who all shop at Baby Gap.



This Bangkok mannequin really is all legs.



At St. Katherine's Monastery, they're not taking any chances with the burning bush.



You don't want to get stuck in an Italian elevator without change, otherwise you won't be going anywhere. It cost five cents to ride this one.



At St. Peter's Square, even with so many statues, it was easy to find the patron saint of seagulls.



In Spain they love their ham. No, they REALLY love it. Not a pig friendly country.



This is Justin trying to sign his name using the full moon as a light source with a long exposure.



This tree, in the garden at El Alambra in Granada, is supposedly a man who had his heart broken and then turned into a tree. Notice the two legs, the body, the head (which is the white circle) and the two arms.



Churches have some exciting sculptures. Like this one at Notre Dame.