Oh, it was good. It was like going to the White House in Washington D.C. to buy chocolate. The boy who sold the chocolates to us was one of the most beautiful people I have ever seen.
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- Abbey Road
- Knightsbridge and Hyding in the Park
- Back Home to London
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- A wish of two Brothers
- Hail to all of us...the shadow of the Hague
- Amsterdamage
- Amsterdang
- Mary's Chocolates
- Belgium
- Dang you, Paris!
- Paris, Day #3 The Louvre and the Night
- Day #2, Paris on a Sunday: The Bells of Notre Dame
- Paris Day #1
- Provence
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- Milano
- Goodbye Switzerland
- Swiss Humble Pie
- Goodbye, My Venice.
- Venice
- The Bells of Florence
- Viva Siena
- Back in Florence
- Goodbye Modena
- Waking up to the bells of Florence
- Pisa
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- Arivaderci Roma, The Eternal City
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