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| Many remarkable Greek marbles were at the museum. |
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This ancient dancer really struck my imagination.
Ancient Greeks were really into dance. |
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The most remarkable pieces were from
the Temple of Artemis of Pergamont. |
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| I saw some curiously small cars. |
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| And a very happy car! |
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The place I was staying was decorated
with a smiley face. |
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Most of the houses in what used to be East Berlin
were in Neoclassical style with elaborate
decorations. |
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I do not know how you can fit a bicycle
in a public "City Pisoir" kiosk! |
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| There were few reminders of the Second World War. |
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And inside the bombed out church
some pictures of the distraction. |
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People take their time in the park to decide
the meaning of this sculpture! |
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| There is no way that this car can seat 5
people! |
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| Berlin had no absence of American culture! |
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| Interesting colors everywhere. |
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| The store displays were very impresive. |
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| And Henna was in fashion! |
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And this was the result of this
influence upon my return to Los Angeles! |
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Near Potsdamer Platz is the new mall
with very impressive buildings. |
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A visit would not be complete without
tribute
to the Brandenburg Gate. |
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A very interesting remain of the wall
at Checkpoint Charlie! |
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| And a taste of a daily demonstration. |
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There were some interesting warnings:
"My pop star, do not do it without."
Can you identify the microphone? |
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| The city gets these amazing colors around Sunset
time! |
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| And when darkness comes, it is time for tango! |
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On Sundays, if the forecast is rain, the tangueros
meet at a subway station. |
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The music is accompanied by
the roar of departing trains. |
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| There was a small turnout that evening. |
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| And we tried to recruit some passers-by. |
