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    Fouviere is the big neo-classical cathedral that overlooks Lyon. It was pretty big, but what made it really impressive was the view of the city (there are some pics of this later). : by ramsaym, Views[388]
         		 More bad pics of the party....: by ramsaym, Views[360]
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         		 another (bad) picture of the party on the Rhone.: by ramsaym, Views[373]
         		 Allen and Amy at the party we went to that was beside the river. : by ramsaym, Views[371]
     
    A bridge over one of the rivers. I like night shots of lights. : by ramsaym, Views[331]
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         		 Place Belcour at night. Fouviere is the big lit up church on the hill in the background.: by ramsaym, Views[404]
         		 Allen on the Metro. We used it to go everywhere in Lyon.: by ramsaym, Views[374]
         		 Rachel sheraiding again. I'm not sure why I only have pictures of her up there...: by ramsaym, Views[376]
     
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         		 Rachel Sheraiding. She was either doing
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         		 Julian covering his mouth. I don't get it either.: by ramsaym, Views[334]
         		 Kim, Amy, and Allen: by ramsaym, Views[375]
     
    Kat: by ramsaym, Views[344]
         		 We played Sheraids after dinner. It was pretty sweet. Dom's writing one on a piece of paper.: by ramsaym, Views[406]
         		 by ramsaym, Views[350]
         		 Marie Carmen, Dom, Rachel and Eric (kind of) looking at pictures.: by ramsaym, Views[527]
         		 Julian's eye was hurting at one point. Allen and Em thought it would be a good idea to lick it (Julian's eye). That's what's happening in this picture.: by ramsaym, Views[385]
     
    Allen, Dom, and Marie Carmen.: by ramsaym, Views[347]
         		 Allen, Dom, and Marie Carmen: by ramsaym, Views[324]
         		 Marie Carmen and Amy (Rachel in the background). : by ramsaym, Views[322]
         		 Eric and Kat being awesome?: by ramsaym, Views[328]
         		 Me and Allen's friend Kat.: by ramsaym, Views[339]
     
    Everyone (not looking at the camera :( ). From Left to right: Rachel, Julian, Amy (behind Marie Carmen), Marie Carmen, Emily, Kim, Dominique, and Eric. : by ramsaym, Views[437]
         		 More Fruit salad! It was so good we took a lot of pictures of it.: by ramsaym, Views[375]
         		 Marie Carmen with our fruit Salad!: by ramsaym, Views[383]
         		 Our Dessert! Maria Carmen brought these authentic Mexican cookies that were awesome. : by ramsaym, Views[400]
         		 Our Dinner party meal! Check out the chopsticks some of us had to use (there were not enough forks).: by ramsaym, Views[391]
     
    This was the door to our apartment. I liked how the handle was in the middle.: by ramsaym, Views[351]
         		 Allen thought the Fajitas were yummy too :).: by ramsaym, Views[354]
         		 That night I made Fajitas! They were tasty :): by ramsaym, Views[339]
         		 This is typical Lyon: The shops are all small and cool looking, there is always a bunch of trees, and cars parked everywhere you ever thought a car could be parked (and sometimes other places too).: by ramsaym, Views[444]
         		 Large pipe organs, and an really large but very odd clock that calculated something intense probably, but we weren't sure what.: by ramsaym, Views[431]
     
    Inside of Cathedral St-Jean. It was huge!: by ramsaym, Views[557]
         		 This is Cathedral St-Jean (there is supposed to be an accent in the
         		 We walked around
         		 I took a picture of this mostly because of how awesome (and welcome) the big sign that says
         		 Another picture of crossing la Saone.: by ramsaym, Views[227]
     
    After baking, Dom and I went for a walk. This is crossing La Saone.: by ramsaym, Views[257]
         		 While we were baking, Dom and I had many good conversations, one of which was centered around my learning the rules of Cricket. Dom drew me this diagram to aid my learning.: by ramsaym, Views[230]
         		 Dominique posing and baking.: by ramsaym, Views[204]
         		 Dom's spacious apartment. It is so much bigger than ours! They have four people living there I suppose, but we have three!: by ramsaym, Views[238]
         		 This is the view out Dom's other window. The stone street where the people are walking is a main shopping street, that is made for pedestrians. The funny thing about France is that it seems like no one ever works. We'd go out anytime between 10:30Am and 5:00 Pm, and streets like these would be packed with people. I conclude that the French love to shop (more than they like to earn money--this may explain France's large debt): by ramsaym, Views[401]
     
    This is the view out Dom's window. I thought it was cool how the rooves are all at odd angles and different heights. Dom shares her apartment with
         		 April 25th is ANZAC (Australia New Zealand Army Corps) Day, which Dominique explained is a big national holiday in Australia. Dom decided to make ANZAC cookies to celebrate. Here is the dough. They didn't turn out all that well...: by ramsaym, Views[393]
         		 The elevator to Dominique's room. Dominique is another of Allen's aussie friends.: by ramsaym, Views[332]
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         		 I did it! Dinner!: by ramsaym, Views[319]
     
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    Two types of purple potatoes grown in bags. It's a great no-dig method, and means I can better regulate the feed and water. You may have noticed a 'purple' theme around the garden, but that's because of my philosophy of growing what I can't get in the grocery store. Potatoes, carrots, onions, etc are cheap (and taste the same as out of the garden). It's not worth growing your own.. unless it's something unusual. Like purple carrots, purple peas, purple beans, purple potatoes, etc. :) : by melissa, Views[561]
    Two types of purple potatoes grown in bags. It's a great no-dig method, and means I can better regulate the feed and water. You may have noticed a 'purple' theme around the garden, but that's because of my philosophy of growing what I can't get in the grocery store. Potatoes, carrots, onions, etc are cheap (and taste the same as out of the garden). It's not worth growing your own.. unless it's something unusual. Like purple carrots, purple peas, purple beans, purple potatoes, etc. :)

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