Jasdip, the building you're refering to with the flat roof is the church hall for the Anglican Cathedral. The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist (Angligan) is the large stone building on the extreme right. The building with the dome on the extreme left used to be the Benevolent Irish Society hall, and there were class rooms in there for a nearby Catholic school. The old Nickel Theatre was also in that building. Now it is 3 million-dollar plus condominiums. Such is progress! Love the kitty, MonaRae!

Nicole, I can only guess... since there are no bears in Antarctica, they are either seal, penguin or some natural movement of the snowy areas. We saw nothing in the way of life while we were inside the cauldron. Jodi-

I think it has been illegal in Great Britain since 2005, where historically the purpose and goal was to catch and kill the fox. It is not illegal in the United States, where it is about the chase. As soon as the fox goes to ground, the hounds are called off and cast out again to try to find another scent. On the Thanksgiving hunt, perhaps because it was warm and dry (which make the scent hard to follow) they didn't scent or see a fox the entire time they were hunting. But even when they don't see a fox, they are still riding through land like this:so it is still a pretty good time.

Standing in front of medieval citadel, La Cité, in Carcassonne, southern France. The citadel has numerous watchtowers and double-walled fortifications, and the first walls were built in Gallo-Roman times. It is a Unesco Heritage Site. 2nd photo shows the church inside the walls.