The Liberty Misses - Paris, France - July 11, 1996

The next day, Kim has mapped out that it will only take us a couple of hours to drive to Paris, France. So, Paris, HERE WE COME!!!!!
L-R: Kim, Heather, me & Tammy

We have reached Notre Dame! It is way more impressive than you can even imagine and it left us speechless!

Here I am outside of Notre Dame!

As we enter the cathedral, there is a quiet reverence that fills you with awe.

Here are the girls leaving Notre Dame. Next stop - La Tour Eiffel!

Look everyone! I'm here at the Eiffel Tower!

Today is Tammy's birthday and we sing Happy Birthday to her at the top of the Eiffel Tower!

Here is where we eat dinner, complete with a view of the Eiffel Tower!

We zip on over in front of the Louvre to ride the "PARIS WHEEL!"

Goodbye Paris!

The Liberty Misses - Germany - July, 1996

We were on to Hungary but we had a two day stopover at Ramstein AFB in Germany. So, being the resourceful leader that Kim was, she rented a van and we all headed to see Rheinfels Castle Schlossberg. And, we are in luck! Kim is German and translates for us today!

Here I am standing at the entrance gate to the castle.

The amazing view from above!

Notice how in this photo, Heather has her leg over mine so I don't fall over the edge! LOL!

Joanna and I are joking - let us in!

One of the huge wine barrels inside the castle!

Tammy, Amy, Heather and I atop the large wine barrel.
Souvenirs and...

...a toast with two Kims - Kimberley and Kimberly!

I took these pictures outside, shortly after I fell - again.

The Liberty Misses - Macedonia - July, 1996

That day, we flew out by helicopter to more outposts for visits.

Hey Heather and Kim - what's over there?

It is soooo hot in Macedonia. Today it is about 105 degrees.

Everywhere we visited, the troops were all so nice. Although they had limited supplies, they always put on a spread for us when we arrived. This outpost fed us strawberry shortcake!

This outpost fed us fish and chips!

We are sitting inside a tank right now and boy is it hot!

This sign was at the bottom of one of the outposts that could only be reached by climbing over 125 steps! The girls were hilarious on the way down, "Look out for Whitey!" (my nickname) "She's going to fall all the way down the steps!"

We returned to the base that evening and gave one of our last shows in the "swamp."

We loved Macedonia and were sad to be leaving! L-R: Me, Amy, Joanna, Heather, Kim and Tammy