Just got back from my vacation. This year I went to Ekatrinburg Russia.
About 20 miles east of the city is where the Ural Mountains begin, and there is a monument there with a marble line embedded in the ground which is the boundry seperating Asia from Europe. Got a couple of photos there. One is of my friend's daughter straddling the line with one foot in Europe and the other in Asia. I too was straddling the line, but I was holding the camera, so you can't see it. In the photo, to the left is Europe.
The second photo is me and my friend's daughter, Anastasia.

forgot to add the link


Y'know, next time I visit here, I'll take my GPS and make this a virtual cache.

Maybe the fourth time will be the charm.

Look forward to seeing it!

~erik~

Nah, I'll just leave it at this one. I did manage to get one of the photos embedded in the post. That is the one two posts up. That is Anastasia, and she is standing on two continents at the same time.

The problem is that the picture is on geocities.com. Geocities is set up so that it will not serve pictures to pages other than theirs. Sparc77 the reason you see it, is that when you look at the original page on geocities the picture is loaded into the browser cache. If you come to this page and do a refresh it will disappear.

Everyone else if you want to see the picture go to the geocities page at http://www.geocities.com/sparc77/ of course if you don't have a popup killer like me, you will get the geocities popups.

Allen

eeved:

Thanks Allen. I guess I'm just not into computer geekdom.

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Originally posted by sparc77:
eeved:

Thanks Allen. I guess I'm just not into computer geekdom.

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I can see that I need to change the title for that emoticon! I didn't notice the potential problem with similar emoticons! I'll fix that one shortly. Thanks for the link Allen.

That worked this time!