Where in the World 5

Round five. Still keeping up?
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AML said…
21. Tsarskoe Selo - Catherine Palace, St. Petersburg
3:01 PM
AML said…
22. The Blue Mosque in Istanbul, Turkey
3:03 PM
AML said…
24. Fisherman's Bastion, Budapest, Hungary
3:11 PM
AML said…
25. Old Town Hall (Altes Rathaus), Bamberg, Bavaria, Germany
3:17 PM
AML said…
23. Tzarevetz Hill over Veliko Tarnovo, Northern Bulgaria
4:16 PM
Cellomama said…
I have no idea where these places are, but I want to go there.

Are you secretly just trying to drum up business for the travel industry?

'Cause it's WORKING!
1:26 PM
Peder said…
Laurie, if I were trying to drum up business I'd be more specific. It's not a bad idea though.
Hey, if any tourism execs want to hire a blogger to get people out and traveling, leave a comment. Reasonable rates!
11:05 PM
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