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Vilnius, Lithuania  


The Alexander Nevsky cathedral in Tallinn


Booze cruise, casino, and stag capital of the Baltics - medieval Tallinn. It's about fifteen years ahead of Britain. I can't wait till we shake off our Soviet hangover


You could hang a rival nightclub owner from these branches



Spissky Hrad - Slovakia's largest castle


Football on the Slovak cricket field in Hajkse


A Slovak supermarket. The car is for sale, too


These two babushkas were reluctant to let me shoot them. They said, 'We are old and we have herpes.'


Slovak farmhouse


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Levoca old town



The Charles Bridge. To get a photo like this, without tourists, you might be interested to learn the bridge is available for hire, between 4 am and 8, for $10,000 US.


Prague's 1960s sci-fi-film underground.


Is yours bigger than mine?


Keep off my land, you Americans and Brits.




Prague's John Lennon Wall. Each night under Communism, the Czechs stole out and painted this wall, only for it to be changed back next day by the authorities. The Czechs say The Beatles saved their lives under the old system - much in the same way David Hasslehoff saved the East Germans.



Lake Bled, Slovenia


The Ljubljana fish market


Ljubljana's famous triple bridge



Romanian men discuss the first day at the Test


Brasov's old town square, Transylvania


An outdoor monastery painting near Suceava


Modern transport in Vulcan


Vlad the Impailer's birthtown, Sighisoara, Transylvania. His house is now a pizzeria.


Rasnov Castle, Transylvania


Radiation levels have fallen in recent years


Saxon Sighisoara



A very tall man in Heroes' Square, Budapest.


Statue Park in Budapest.


Lenin crowd surfin'


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Looking for a house in southern Ukraine? Property comes cheap in Kamianets-Podilsky


Tesco a la Chernivtsi


L'viv - home of Eurovision winners


A posh area of Kyiv


Spot the tourists. In Kyiv they're as fond of their gold domes as they are of their gold teeth


Don't ask me who this is. The city is L'viv.


Old town Kamianets-Podilsky


More Kamianets-Podilsky. Try saying that ten times with a shot of vodka in between each


Kamianets-Podilsky old town


University of Chrnivtsi. I recommend you do you year's exchange here. Employers look favourably on it


If you find yourself without a bed for the night in southern Ukraine, why not put yourself up in the Hotel Bukovina?



A Belarusian tourist coach on an emergency holiday to Ukraine


A gingerbread house in Gomel, Belarus' second largest city


Just swept by the ladies with the birch brooms...lovely Minsk


Mighty Gomel. If you can make it in and out of the country in 48 hours, why not give Gomel a try?



The Segovia aqueduct



Catching practice for the Bulgarian cricketers


Rila Monastery



Cheers, sport



Marvao from the chateau, looking into Spain.



Dubrovnik


The Neretva delta on the Dalmatian coast


Zadar old town


Zagreb old town



Bay of Kotor. It's like Glencoe with swimming and sunburn


Kotor Citadel



The Athabasca Glacier in the Rockies. It looks like a big ... crack


The psycic expo building, Old Montreal. That is not my car with a ticket


Last of the Mohicans country, where you can go whale watching. All I saw was an inch of a porpoise's pecker.


Montreal -a musical city


The hippie-hippie shake at Montreal's tam-tams


I have seen Jesus, and he lives on Montreal's Plateau


Medieval battling is a favourite Montreal pastime. Personally, I'd rather go to the pub


If you pee at the top, you can watch it trickle down in Ottawa



A Sarajevo peasant


Robert Kilroy-Silk sets up his souvenir shop in Medjugorje. He's hoping to win miracle votes among the millions of annual pilgrims


Jesus Christ


The entrance to pilgrim capital Medjugorje. No guns, but you may bring a tank


Another Sarajevo peasant on the assassination bridge


He may look French, but he's actually Bosnian


The restored Mostar bridge - a symbol of unity. The other one is a statue of Bruce Lee. It was the only thing all religions could agree upon



Coulter


The historic back garden, where my passion for cricket began


The mile avenue behind my old, haunted house in the Scottish Borders.


Oban


Tinto hill. On a clear day, it looks like a woman on her back, and the cairn on the top is her nipple.


Tobermory harbour, Isle of Mull


Tobermory, Isle of Mull


Candy in the fairy glen


Glencoe


Abbey of Iona


View from Oban



Man with a machete. Pay him a guinea and he'll do you a circumcision


De boat house in Soufrieres



Isle-sur-Tarn. There is a chocolate factory here, if you're interested


Le Chateau de Montagut in the Sud Aveyron


The Australian outback in the south of France


The Roman temple at Nimes



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