Whoo hoo - I did it !
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the journalling reads
'Our trip to France was a compromise of various famous places we both wanted to see. Along the way we took these pictures of some not so famous places that will always remind me of our trip. ~ the wine at Chateau de Marsannay ~ fields of hay”rolls” instead of haystacks ~ a beautifully set outdoor table through an arch in Beaune ~ flowers on a grave in the American Cemetery in honor of a soldier’s birthday ~ overflowing flower baskets in Cotes de Nuits – a Ferris Wheel silhouetted behind a monument outside our hotel in Paris ~ red tiled rooftops and amazing sunsets in Dijon ~ a row of bicycles at Mont St. Michel ~ and finally a ”man carrying bread”. A very common sight in France is to see people, mostly men, carrying fresh bread (a baguette) wrapped with just a small piece of paper around the middle. I caught this picture of Greg in Caen.'
Left side
Right side
the journalling reads
'Our trip to France was a compromise of various famous places we both wanted to see. Along the way we took these pictures of some not so famous places that will always remind me of our trip. ~ the wine at Chateau de Marsannay ~ fields of hay”rolls” instead of haystacks ~ a beautifully set outdoor table through an arch in Beaune ~ flowers on a grave in the American Cemetery in honor of a soldier’s birthday ~ overflowing flower baskets in Cotes de Nuits – a Ferris Wheel silhouetted behind a monument outside our hotel in Paris ~ red tiled rooftops and amazing sunsets in Dijon ~ a row of bicycles at Mont St. Michel ~ and finally a ”man carrying bread”. A very common sight in France is to see people, mostly men, carrying fresh bread (a baguette) wrapped with just a small piece of paper around the middle. I caught this picture of Greg in Caen.'
