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A boy walks by the outer walls of Dover Castle in southeast England.

Businessmen and women walk through Nash Court in Canary Wharf, London. This public art display, called Six Public Clocks, was installed following a design competition for Nash Court in 1999 won by German designer Konstantin Grcic.

A family rides bikes past windmills that date back to the 1570s in Zaanse Schans, North Holland.

Construction of the Park Point Syracuse apartments, the newest on-campus living option for Syracuse University students.

A red double-decker Routemaster bus, one of London's principal icons, drives over Westminster Bridge.

Tourists and locals walk through the long, winding cobblestone steets of the Rossebuurt, or red light district, of Amsterdam.

Sheep graze in the early morning in fields outside Strathcarron in the Scotland Highlands.

London Underground customers walk through Paddington Station at dusk.

Despite a CCTV camera observing the area, graffiti artist Banksy comments on the U.K. as a 'big brother' society. The graffiti is located on Newman Street near Oxford Circus, London.

Hot-air balloons fly over Bath Abbey in Bath, England.

Audience members enthusiastically wave small U.K. flags at the Royal Albert Hall in London during a classical performance of Pomp and Circumstance Military Marches.

Haystacks are present for miles along the flat terrain on either side of the road to Stonehenge.

A Virgin hot-air balloon floats over a football match outside the Royal Crescent in Bath, England.

A Routemaster bus drives past the clock tower of the Houses of Parliament containing Big Ben.

A colorful sunset outside a forest in Chittenango, NY.

People look towards the Eiffel Tower from atop the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, France.

Tourists visit Cardiff Castle in Cardiff, Wales. The gate towers are reflected in the castle's moat.

The London Eye shuts down at night, but its lights are left on.

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