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May 20, 2008
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Sunday, August 24, 2008
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1900 bakery made famous in Utrillo painting
60 acre Luxembourg Gardens amazingly beautiful
A rose is a rose is a rose.
Absolutely beautiful spring-like day in Paris
African immigrants plentiful;colorful attire
Always the cleanest, most pristing produce markets
An odd architectural element for this building
Apartment building where Jim Morrison died
Arc de Triomphe off in the distance
Avoided Amy Winehouse concert and crowd
Brilliant colors helped make Lux Gardens a hit
Buried with Gertrude Stein in plain grave
Cabaret used to host all the famous painters
Cafe made famous in movie Amelie
Cemetery is relatively new;opened in 1804
Cemetery was at end of Bus 69 tour
Chefs buying at Rue Daguerre morning market
Chic boutiques are squeezing out old businesses
Cleaner balls used to unstop sewer lines
Clos Montmartre vineyard;wine here since 12th c.
Composed William Tell Overture;retired at his peak
Cool sculpture of French super-hero
Could have taken photos all day at Lux Gardens
Dali Museum, but closed on Mondays
Dalida popularized disco in France
Did Rick Steve's Rue Cler gastronomic walk
Died of tuberculosis but composed Funeral March
Do you think he only paid for one plot
Eiffel Tower incredible concept before 1900
Emaciated statues remember victims from Auschwitz
Enjoyed Rick Steve's many Paris walks
Envious of their oleander trees
Finally a good photo of the Eiffel Tower!
Free Carnavalet Museum looks at Paris history
French Senate meets in the Luxembourg Palace
French tradition of the double kiss greeting alive
Futuristic Pompidou Center definitely stands out
Gorgeous Sacre-Coeur-highest point in Paris
Grand boulevards;no one downtown area
Graves crammed together&still super expensive
Great Andre billboard inside Gare du Nord station
Hard to forget the horrible pictures of crash
Hard to plan visit to the Eiffel Tower
Have old photo with Bobby and Bernie here
Homage to Stravinsky Fountains popular spot
Hotel de Sully part of Rick Steve's Marais Walk
I had a great view of Eiffel Tower from my hotel
I liked this idea of a mini-park on top of crypt
I love grand old railway stations like this one
I wish my camera could take a decent photo!
Identical pavilions line sides of Place des Vosges
In Marais bigshots built mansions in 17th c.
Is your grocery stock this clean and fresh
Jim Morrison has easily the most visited grave
Lady Diana Memorial seems rather lame
Les Invalides built by Louis XIV for veterans
Les Invalides esplanade site for Papal mass
Like many businesses, closed for month of August
Lines were way too long on first ascent attempt
Louis XIII honored but it was Dad who built square
Lux Garden photos even better with new camera
Lux Gardens even had tennis courts
Lux Gardens is wonderfully designed urban park
Lux Gardens obvious oasis for residents
Lux Palace intended to be replica of Pitti Palace
Luxembourg Palace dates from 1615
Luxury apartment prices are ridiculous here
Made famous in Utrillo painting;Picasso&Stein here
Many seniors socializing&reading along promenade
Modern art was born here in Picasso's studio
Montparnasse Cemetary would be poor view
Montparnasse houses one of main railway stations
Montparnasse Tower has fastest elevator in Europe
Moulin de la Galette;famous Renoir painting
Museum has best Impressionist works in Europe
My hotel room has a single bed which is rarity
My nice single room at Ramada Tour Eiffel
Name translates as No More Horse Meat(from1930)
Needed more of these; free now
Old Jewish Quarter was once largest in Europe
One of original entrances to Paris Metro
One of the last surviving pieces of old Montmartre
One of the most popular cafes in Paris
Orlando & I visited Dachau many years ago
Oscar Wilde among 75000 others @LeChaise Cemetery
Pantheon is final resting place for famous French
Paris is not a morning city;nothing open
Paris is such a huge city;always something new
Paris Sewer Tour was nose-opening
Parisians still smoke like chimneys and hack away
Passionate tributes to Diana written on overpass
Perfect kitchen gift for Romero if he cooked
Place des Vosges one of finest squares in Paris
Plenty of activities for everyone at Lux Gardens
Pompidou Center and business center from S-C
Pompidou Center houses great modern art
Pope is coming the weekend before I fly back
Posted rate for my room at Ramada is USD400
Promenade Plantee is 2 mile uninterrupted path
Promenade Plantee was once train tracks
Promenade was heavily used by all ages
Renoir & Utrillo both lived here in late 1800s
Rick Steve's provided map&info for cemetery
Rick Steve's recommended Promenade Plantee walk
Right in the middle of town;Lux Gardens busy
Rue Cler is ultimate in gourmet grocery shopping
Sacre-Coeur is only 130 years old
Sewer network established in 1850
Sewer Tour focuses on underappreciated service
Small boats could be rented;hit with kids
Some ordinary shoes priced at USD200+ in Paris
St. Denis legend had him alive after beheading
Subway service terrific;never long wait
The original, one and only; still going today
Tons of tourist;locals now many ethnicities
Took Rick Steve's Bus 69 tour across town
Train line that runs right in front of my Ramada
Train system has Paris as western Europe hub
Ugly Montparnasse Tower is 59 stories
Unlike Americans,French show creativity w/tributes
Van Gogh lived here;style went from gloom to alive
Victor Hugo lived here when wrote Les Miserables
View of Montparnasse Tower from hotel window
View of Montparnasse Tower from Sacre-Coeur
Vitality here that was missing in Scandinavia
Wanted USD30 a day for place with no pool
Who is that little doggie in the window
Winged Mercury centerpiece of Place de la Bastille
Would definitely recommend Lux Gardens to visitor
Would this mean - Flowers by Howell
You can tell Place des Vosges is doggie-free
You'd never know noisy Paris was yards away
Young guys tend to have super skinny legs
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