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In summer 2003 we traveled to Europe. The trip was related to several math conferences and seminars, but we also visited with old friends and did some sightseeing. On the way to Europe we passed through England (London, Birmingham and Yorkshire areas, see photos below) and arrived to Greece.
View of Acropolis from our hotel room.
View of Acropolis from Zeus temple.
Agora: former marketplace near Acropolis, with remnants of ancient columns and statues.
Feeding bottle, 5-6 century B.C.
To Acropolis: choosing an appropriate vehicle.
In front of Caryatids in Acropolis.
Temple of Hercules near Acropolis. View from Acropolis.
Temple of Hercules near Acropolis. A break.
The Parthenon of Acropolis, in burning sun and marble dust.
View of Athens from Acropolis.
Greek cuisine: salads, olives, tomatoes, and meats. Simple and healthy.
View of Rodos city from the port.
In the middle of Rodos city there is the "Old Town" with a medieval castle, fortified by ancient walls, towers, moats, etc.
The kids across the walls of Old Town.
View of the castle from the port.
Louvre, a break between tours.
Notre Dame with kids in bright sunlight.
Eiffel Tower:
After Paris we passed trough England one more time.
Avon, of Stratford. Shakespeare must have used to stop here for an ice cream.
Visiting Isakovs at Bromsgrove, near Birmingham.
Eton, an oldest private college.
On guard at the Queen's palace at Windsor.
An old church, Gothic-rocket style.
Alices through the looking glass.
Pigeons on Trafalgar Square and Alice.
Isakov family: abridged version.
Isakov family: complete version.
Lotus position: an illustration to Indian figures in British Museum.
British Museum, Egyptian section.
Dangerous overload!!! The stroller didn't survive it.
(While dad was looking the other way.)
Remotes are not even remotely remote.
Thermo-electric machine operator controls a food product production.