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Carousel House:

Asbury Park Casino:

Hunter's Point Crane with rocket test assembly:

Oakland Bay Bridge:

Old P-3 Orion:

Oakland Raiders Headquarters:

Oakland Aviation Museum:

McAfee Coliseum:

Oakland Arena:

USS Potomac:

Lightship Relief:

Lucas' inspiration for the AT-AT:

Jack London Square:

A-4 Skyhawk at the side entrance to Alameda Naval Air Station:

A-7 Corsair II at the entrance to Alameda Naval Air Station:

USS Hornet:

Skateboard Park:

A-4 Skyhawk at Encinal High School:

Three Coast Guard Cutters:

Eiffel Tower:

Jardin des Tuileries:

Les Invalides:

Museum of Air and Space:

Paris Opera House:

Musee National d'Art Moderne - Centre Georges Pompidou:

Pantheon of Paris:

Palais Royal:

Mairie de Paris:

Place de la Bastille:

La Madeleine:

Musée de l'Orangerie:

Musée National du Moyen-Age (Cluny):

Arc de Triomphe:

Musée d'Orsay:

Rodin Museum:

Ecole Militaire (Military School):

Montparnasse Tower:

Pont Neuf:

Notre Dame de Paris:

Jardins du Luxembourg:

Obelisque, Place de la Concorde:

Grand Palais:

Petit Palais:

Stade de France:

Alma tunnel where Lady Diana died:

Observatoire de Paris:

Assemblée Nationale (Palais Bourbon), Ministère des Affaires étrangères:

Eglise Saint Sulpice:

I had to take the exterior shot at a high angle because there was a large Christmas (2005) market filling the entire plaza in front of the church.

This is my wife's favorite church in Paris. She favours underdogs and lost animals (thus she married me?) and this church feels a bit neglected inside. Perhaps that's why it is her favorite.

Just inside the front doors is the font of holy water in a gigantic sea shell (tridacna gigas). We thought it was cool, commented on it and moved on.

Two weeks later we see another one in Monacco in the Oceanographic Museum and think, "Hmm. That's a coincidence." Then we read the plaqu next to it that says this is one half of the largest Giga ever found and the other half is used as a font in St. Sulpice in Paris.

Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel:

French attack submarine Argonaute (S-636):

La Géode:

Église Saint-Germain l'Auxerrois:

Pont des Arts:

La Conciergerie:

Palais de l'Elysée:

Arènes de Lutèce:

Pont d'Iéna:

Pont de l'Alma:

Pont des Invalides:

Pont Alexandre III:

Pont de la Concorde:

Passerelle Léopold-Sédar-Senghor:

Pont Royal:

Pont du Carrousel:

Pont au Change:

Pont Saint Michel:

Pont Notre-Dame:

Petit Pont:

Pont d'Arcole:

Pont au Double:

Pont Louis Philippe:

Pont Saint Louis:

Pont de l'Archevéché:

Pont de la Tournelle:

Passerelle Debilly:

Le Paris:

Bateau Six-Huit:

Le Quai:

Disney World - Magic Kingdom:

Disney World - Epcot Center:

Disney World - Wilderness Lodge Resort:

Navy Pier:

Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk:

Pier 39 and Sea Lions:

Liberty Ship SS O'Brien and submarine USS Pampanito:

Alcatraz:

San Francisco Maritime National Park:

Louvre, The (Le Louvre):

Golfers on the golf course:

Bill Osborne Model Airplane Flying Field:

Engine Test Facility:

Soccer game in progress:

Martin Luther King, Jr. Regional Shoreline Park:

Seneca Reservoir:

LDS Temple - Oakland:

Chabot Space & Science Center:

International Maritime Mobile-Satellite Antenna:

NASA Ames Wind Tunnel:

Space Shuttle Mock-up at NASA Ames:

AV-8C, F-104G, U-2 and HiMAT:

Google Headquarters:

Shoreline Amphitheatre:

DP-2E Neptune & P-3A Orion:

Computer History Museum:

WWII Blimp Hangars:

Spy Satellite Control Center:

World's largest can of fruit cocktail:

Palace Amusements:

Remains of The Plaza Hotel:

Disney Animal Kingdom's Tree of Life:

Disney MGM Studio's Hollywood Tower of Terror:

Disney MGM Studio's Rockin' Roller Coaster:

EPCOT - Canada:

EPCOT - China:

EPCOT - France & Eiffel Tower:

EPCOT - Germany:

EPCOT - Italy:

EPCOT - Japan:

EPCOT - Morocco:

EPCOT - Norway & Viking ship:

All these country pavilions are staffed with exchange students from the host countries. This one of course is staffed by many tall blondes. We stopped to talk to our waitress and she told us all about Norway and working at Disney World. Sounds like a great job!

EPCOT - United Kingdom:

EPCOT - Mexico:

SS Palo Alto Concrete Ship:

You can only see the ship from within the park and there is a $6 'use fee' to enter the park. If you tell fee collector at the front gate that you just want to go in to see the ship and that you are not staying they'll let you drive in without paying. You can also park in a snady lot around the block to the south along the fence and walk in a permanent open gate if you are staying longer.

The main street in Seacliff is also the site of 'The Shortest Parade in the US" on each 4th of July. A full blown parade that goes two very short blocks, about 100 yards or less.

Pigeon Point Lighthouse:

Battery Wallace:

Battery Mendell:

SF-88L Nike Missile site (Museum):

San Francisco Ferry Building:

Batteries Rathbone & McIndoe:

Point Bonita Lighthouse:

Golden Gate Bridge:

Monterey Bay Aquarium:

Former USS Tripoli at Mare Island Shipyard:

Ferries Fresno and San Leandro at Mare Island:

Artship at Mare Island:

Mare Island Drydocks:

Polaris missile at Alden Park on Mare Island:

Ruins of 100 year old Standard Portland Cement plant:

I visited this site today. There is a row of construction trailers to the west. I talked to some of the crew there and they said the site was a former Redy-Mix cement plant, that it was owned by Yager (?) Winery, and that the site was soon to be developed for a large shopping center.

WWII air raid shelters at Mare Island: