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Posted on December 19th, 2007 in Photo of the Week

14Trips Photo of The Week

Each Wednesday, 14Trips features our favorite image from our user-generated Flickr pool, the 14Trips Photo Travelog. Join our group and post your favorite travel photos from your most fantastic globe-trotting adventures. And don’t forget to sign up for the 14Trips weekly luxury travel alert so we can keep you posted about potential photo ops to come!

Today’s photo comes from Margaret Bashwiner:

“I never expected Amsterdam to be so stunningly beautiful. I found the city to be surprisingly peaceful at dusk, strolling across canals and down quiet and winding European cobblestone streets.
Amsterdam

Boats ranging from tiny, recreational tugboats to larger, more ornate houseboats line the waterways throughout the city. This shot was taken on a winter afternoon so there was no activity on the water but plenty of activity elsewhere throughout the vibrant city.”

Posted on December 12th, 2007 in Photo of the Week

14Trips Photo of The Week

Every Wednesday, 14Trips features our favorite Photo of the Week from our ever-expanding user-generated Flickr pool. Join the 14Trips Photo Travelog and if you post one of your favorite images there, it might end up here on a coming week in our blog.

Today’s photo comes from our travel blogging colleague, Bradley Charbonneau:

Moorea
“Sleeping above the water in luxury bungalows on stilts, swimming with dolphins in a shallow bay, and snoozing under the umbrellas with an umbrella drink. Ahhhh, Moorea.”

Posted on December 5th, 2007 in Photo of the Week

14Trips Photo of The Week

Every Wednesday, 14Trips features our favorite Photo of the Week from our growing user-generated Flickr pool. Join the 14Trips Photo Travelog and if you post one of your favorite images there, it might end up here on a coming week in our blog.

Today’s photo comes from Rusti and Gug Morandin:

Thousand Origami Cranes

“We saw a group of Thousand Origami Cranes held together by strings at the Fushimi Inari Shrine in Southern Kyoto, Japan. An ancient Japanese legend promises that anyone who folds a thousand origami cranes and places them at shrines will be granted a wish by the cranes, such as long life or recovery from an illness. Also considered a symbol of peace, strands of cranes are prevalent in the city of Hiroshima.”

Posted on November 28th, 2007 in Photo of the Week

14Trips Photo of The Week

If it’s Wednesday, it must be time for the 14Trips Photo of the Week segment.

Here, we feature our favorite photo from our user-generated Flickr pool. Join the 14Trips Photo Travelog and if you post one of your favorite images there, it might end up here on our blog.

Today’s photo comes from Margaret Bashwiner:

“For me, this photo encapsulates a moment of pure awe: the magnificent Alhambra perched atop a hill overlooking Granada and Southern Spain, set to the backdrop of clear blue skies. The Alhambra palace and fortress date back to the Muslim kings and their court in the 1300s but today they represent a stunning example of Moorish architecture. The Alhambra draws a huge number of visitors but the property is large enough that one can escape the crowds and spend the whole day wandering and taking in the breathtaking scenery and amazing architectural accomplishments. And when your feet need a rest, head to the Parador Hotel for some sangria on the beautiful patio overlooking the Alhambra and surrounding area. “

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