Journey

Kaleidoscope

As you journey through new places, the sparkle in your eyes reflects the wonder and excitement of exploration. Each glimpse is a testament to the beauty and magic of travel. It's in these moments of visual delight that memories are creating a kaleidoscope of experiences that will forever be cherished.

Whiteface Mountain

Lake Placid, NY

Whiteface Mountain is the fifth-highest mountain in the

U.S. state of New York, and one of the High Peaks of the

Adirondack Mountains, located in the town of Wilmington

in Essex County, Elevation: 4,867'

Cornell Botanic Garden

Ithaca, NY

On Highway 17 at 7 AM

Chicory is a perennial plant with blue flowers that is native to Europe and Asia.

Chicory has many uses, including Food, Coffee, Health. The leaves can be eaten

as a vegetable or in salads, and the roots can be boiled and eaten with butter.

The roasted and ground roots can be added to coffee to give it more color, body,

and bitterness. This is especially popular in New Orleans.

Staring this landscape scene, wondering why travel to Europe.

Keuka Lake

Living Roots

Wine & Co.

Finger Lakes

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Notre-Dame de

Paris, France

Shakespeare and Company

Galeries Lafayette Haussmann

Van Gogh in Paris

Mt. Pilatus

Mt. Pilatus is located in Central Switzerland, near Lucerne.

The mountain massif is 2,128 meters tall and overlooks the

region, offering views of 73 Alpine peaks on a clear day.

Jungfraujoch called the Top of Europe. It is the highest

accessible point in Europe - Up to a staggering 3,454m

height.

The reason Jungfrau is so famous world - wide is its railway,

                                                     which was inaugurated in 1912. The Jungfraujoch railway

                                                     station, at an elevation of 3,454 metres (11,332 ft) is the

                                                     highest in Europe.

Gasthaus Badhof, Golfplatz Meggen

Kreuzbuchweg 1, 6045 Meggen, Switzerland

Breathtaking views! Simply beautiful.

A safe space nestled in the midst of a golf, mountains,

lakes, and stunning scenery.

Lucerne, a compact city in Switzerland known for its preserved

medieval architecture, sits and snowcapped mountains on Lake

Lucerne.

Lucerne Hauptbahnhof, Lucerne's main train station

It's about a 10-15 minutes walk from the train station to

the bridge.

Chapel Bridge

The bridge itself was originally built c. 1365 as part of Lucerne's

fortifications. It linked the old town on the right bank of the

Reuss to the new town on the Left bank, securing the town from

attack from the south. A major part of the Chapel Bridge caught

fire in the night of 18 August 1993.

A moment, Pride

Rathausturm

The town-hall of Lucerne on the kornmarket was built between

1602 and 1606 by the Italian architect Anton Isenmann from the

Prismell region and is valued as masterpiece of late Renaissance

style.

Lion Monument

Lion Monument, or the Lion of Lucerne, is a rock relief in

Lucerne, Switzerland, designed by Bertel Thorvaldsen and

hewn in 1820-21 by Lukas Ahorn, it commemorates the Swiss

Guards who were killed in 1792 during the French Revolution,

when revolutionaries stormed the Tuileries Palace in Paris.

American author Mark Twain praised the sculpture of a mortally

wounded Lion as the most mournful and moving piece of

stone in the world.