One-time viewers tend to think my pictures of "Weird Europe" are real. Of course they're not! Why would I have called them "weird" in the first place? They were all taken in a park in Brussels, Belgium called "Mini Europe". I started out with the Eiffel Tower plus the London Houses of Parliament in the same picture. "Nice capture", is what I got in response. Some of you, like Rayburg, were smarter and "saw through me" - as if there was anything to see through. I have always "admitted" my pictures of European sites were miniatures, and in some of them you can clearly see the miniature cars and stuff. So please do not think this is the Bruges Belfry in the background of this photograph. It is only a miniature, a snapshot taken in Brussels, 70 miles away. (My Bruges photos were taken in Bruges, though.) So what do you think? Does it worry you if that belfry in the background is not real? It is real, and it does exist, and it's in Bruges (not Brussels). Please in future remember my "Weird Europe" series means just that: You'll see the Acropolis with the Tower of Pisa in the backgound - whatever. (By the way, in the background you can see the Houses of Parliament.)