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Ta from Chile!
Omg there is so much Id like to tell you guys, but Ill try to cut it short!
New York, been there done that and absolutely going back. It was really very cool, Times Square oh all the lights! And every other place you recognize from various movies and tv series. We saw The Phantom of the Opera the musical on Broadway (yes, it totally wrecked our budjet) and now I cant stop humming the songs. One of the cool things about it was that the theater was located next to another one, where Daniel Radcliffes "Equus" was being played. The show ended about the same time as ours and we immediately noticed the crowd in front of the theater when we got out. Naturally, we decided to join all the teen fan girls waiting for Radcliffe to get out. We waited a good long while with the bloody bodyguards shouting mean things at us. Thats about the time Richard Griffiths came out of the theater (apparently he's in the show as well, but hopefully not as naked as Radcliffe) and we got a few good shots of him with Hanna's camera. Then about 10-15 min later Daniel himself came out and signed some 10-20 photos before he disappeared into the black windowed, very expensive car. We have some shots of him, too, yei! I had never imagined that he was that small and thin, though. Oogh!
Toronto, Kanada went by very fast since we only had about 10 hours to run around the city. It was hell freezing, even worse than New York. We visited the new city hall, that was designed by a Finn Viljo Revell some 15 years ago. The locals call the building "the toilet seat".
Now we finally arrived in Chile, today in the noon. Its sometimes almost uncomfortably warm, but seeing that we froze for 6 days in North America, it's definately time for something warmer.
Will try and post some photos on facebook in the next 4 days that we're staying here in Santiago!
Omg there is so much Id like to tell you guys, but Ill try to cut it short!
New York, been there done that and absolutely going back. It was really very cool, Times Square oh all the lights! And every other place you recognize from various movies and tv series. We saw The Phantom of the Opera the musical on Broadway (yes, it totally wrecked our budjet) and now I cant stop humming the songs. One of the cool things about it was that the theater was located next to another one, where Daniel Radcliffes "Equus" was being played. The show ended about the same time as ours and we immediately noticed the crowd in front of the theater when we got out. Naturally, we decided to join all the teen fan girls waiting for Radcliffe to get out. We waited a good long while with the bloody bodyguards shouting mean things at us. Thats about the time Richard Griffiths came out of the theater (apparently he's in the show as well, but hopefully not as naked as Radcliffe) and we got a few good shots of him with Hanna's camera. Then about 10-15 min later Daniel himself came out and signed some 10-20 photos before he disappeared into the black windowed, very expensive car. We have some shots of him, too, yei! I had never imagined that he was that small and thin, though. Oogh!
Toronto, Kanada went by very fast since we only had about 10 hours to run around the city. It was hell freezing, even worse than New York. We visited the new city hall, that was designed by a Finn Viljo Revell some 15 years ago. The locals call the building "the toilet seat".
Now we finally arrived in Chile, today in the noon. Its sometimes almost uncomfortably warm, but seeing that we froze for 6 days in North America, it's definately time for something warmer.
Will try and post some photos on facebook in the next 4 days that we're staying here in Santiago!