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I am a world traveller. I have been to Amsterdam, Colonge, Belguim, Paris, London, Edinburgh and the highlands of Scotland in Europe. I went with one of my teachers Eddie Price, and some of my friends. I have seen the Red Light District and Anne Franks house in Amsterdam. Just outside of Amsterdam I went to the Atlantic Ocean and now I have seen it from both sides. We stayed in a fishing village for a few hours then went back to party. After Amsterdam we took a bus to Colonge, Germany. I saw the biggest church I have ever seen, bigger than Notre Dame and it was beautiful.
The Germany country side was the same. From Germany we went to spend a few hours in Belguim just to strech our legs from the bus ride and I saw the little boy peeing statue.
Paris truley is the city of lights. If I could tell you what Paris was like you would want to move there. Everything in the world is at Paris. The Effiel tower, Notre Dame, The Louve and for the ones that dont know the Louve is the biggest art museum in the world. It would take over three days to see everything inside of it. And I cant forget Pere-Lachasie. It is a graveyard that has headstones bigger than my room. This is a place to be buried. And I saw Jim Morrison's grave. The time I was in Paris the world cup was there and talk about crazy, the place was a mad house. After France won there first game there was riots in the streets. Paris was awesome. From there we went to the English channel and said bye to our bus driver Frank. He was the man. We took a boat to Engand to get on our other bus and we was suppose to go to Canterbury but we didnt get to. Some of the people that went with us were Anglicans and there Rome is Canterbury and they were mad. England was full of rude people and it wasnt all that great. I saw the crown jewels and Big Ben and Buckingham Palace. That is about all Engalnd has to offer. And when we left England we took a train to Scotland. It was kinda cold up there but it was great. I saw several castles and went with Deric Miller (a friend of mine) to some of the museums. We even climbed a mountain which was great. It was several hundred feet in the air and looking down from the top was the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. When the clouds met the land and you could see the lakes sparkle and everything you could imagine was down there. Well that was pretty much my trip to Europe, the greatest 12 days of my life.
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