It’s been almost five years since my last excursion to
Europe, but I still delve into the photos often for inspiration. One of my
favorite things about going through old photos is finding one I don’t
remember and experiencing it as if for the first time. Then letting the image take me down the path to inspiration. As I dance/cry/trudge
through the madness of NaNoWriMo, here are some images that inspire me, from my
previous trips to Europe.
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Antwerp, Belgium |
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Birmingham, England |
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Northern France |
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Ireland |
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London |
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Mont St. Michel |
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Omaha Beach |
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Paris |
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Pointe du Hoc, Normandy |
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Tervuren, Belgium |
As you were viewing the images, did you see the Belgian businessmen? (Though, one looks more
like a zookeeper, which would make sense since the Antwerp Zoo is RIGHT outside
the station.) Did you see the Irish lovers, embracing at the end of the
lighthouse? The English gentlemen at the pub? The French boy studying in the gardens?
The images are beautiful, but it’s the people who make them worth more than a
thousand words. Each one is a story in itself, at least 50000 words in length.
Happy NaNoing!
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