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Monet's house and garden at Giverny
Monet's house and garden at Giverny
Monet's house and garden at Giverny
Monet's house and garden at Giverny
Monet's house and garden at Giverny
Monet's house and garden at Giverny
Monet's house and garden at Giverny
Monet's house and garden at Giverny
Money thrown into the Cisterna by visitors
[San Gimignano - Tuscany - Italy]
Monk statue, normally associated with breweries
[Bamberg - Main & Danube River Cruise - Germany]![Monkeys on the Wall
[Cardiff Castle - Cardiff - Wales]](../../../galleries/EnglandWales/Cardiff/GB_0533.jpg "Monkeys on the Wall
[Cardiff Castle - Cardiff - Wales] (1941 посета) Monkeys on the Wall
[Cardiff Castle - Cardiff - Wales]")
Monkeys on the Wall [Cardiff Castle - Cardiff - Wales]
Monkeys on the Wall [Cardiff Castle - Cardiff - Wales]
Monks Valley ridge top
[Pasabag - Monks Valley - Cappadocia]
Monmouth Cafe in Borough Market
Monogram N and G
[Hospices de Beaune - Beaune - Cote d'Or - France]
Monogram N and G
Monogram represents Nicolas Rodin and his wife Guigone [Hospices de Beaune - Beaune - Cote d'Or - France]
Monoprix, one of the few non-sex oriented businesses in Place Pigalle
[Pigalle - Place Pigalle - Paris]
Mons Meg - was so-called because it was built in Mons, Belgium
The cannon weighs over 6,000 kg and it can fire cannonballs weighing 150 kg [Edinburgh Castle - Edinburgh - Scotland]
Mons Meg is one of the world's oldest cannons
[Edinburgh Castle - Edinburgh - Scotland]
Mons Meg, a six ton siege cannon given to James II in 1457
Used by Scottish Kings to intimidate their subjects, and sometimes the English, it was retired to ceremonial use in 1540 [Edinburgh Castle - Edinburgh - Scotland]