Posted: Sep 15, 08 8:11am
I know it's impossible to name just one, but when asked I invaribly respond with, "Pere Lachaise."
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Posted: Sep 15, 08 10:01am
Hi, Quinny, can you tell us why it's your favorite place?
Posted: Sep 15, 08 10:27am
Honfleur. Absolutely beautiful. Monet's Garden is a close runner-up
Posted: Sep 15, 08 10:34am
It's visually beautiful. It's Peaceful. It brings so much to life,as odd as that sounds! Colette Oscar Wilde chopin Moliere....... And UnkaBob-- I agree! What about versailles?
OliviaHamilton
Posted: Sep 15, 08 10:56am
Of the places we visited, The Orsay. Though it was hard for me to breathe in there.
Posted: Sep 15, 08 11:01am
Good Afternoon O
Posted: Sep 15, 08 11:29am
Le Mont St Michel est magnifique, mais toute la France est magnifique!!!
Posted: Sep 15, 08 12:08pm
Bonjour, Oncle Bob! I loved Honfleur, too. It stays in my mind even though I have visited many other beautiful spots since '89 when we were there.
And you are right, BB, c'est magnifique, la France.
Olivia, why couldn't you breathe? Emotion? Crowds? Can you tell us what art struck you the hardest there? I remember seeing an expo of Toulouse-Lautrec and I was just knocked out by his handling of color and texture, the guards had to pry my nose off the glass cases. And seeing the Van Goghs up close was very emotional. And the Nabi's show...be still, my heart...
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