Remembrance: Beaches of Normandy
We stood on a hill, looking out over the wide golden beaches, clouds scudding over the grey-green waves, a breeze whipping past. Craters filled with grass and wildflowers, broken concrete […]
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An outdoor ballroom at Versailles
I was overcome at Versailles. It wasn’t the palace, a grand place of gilded furniture, handpainted ceilings and rooms where kings and queens held court. I imagine that all was […]
Monet’s gardens in Giverny: a photo essay
The waterlilies were in bloom. Blue, yellow, pink, white. Casting reflections on the shadowy water under the willow trees. The very willow trees that inspired the Impressionists’ master, Claude Monet. […]
10,000 step tour: Île de la Cité, Paris
Every street corner shared a story, a moment, a marvel. This is Paris, the capital city of walking. And so I set a goal to hit my 10,000 steps on Paris’s […]
POSTCARD FROM Paris
Paris is always a good idea. Greetings from the City of Light.
A Day Away Travel 
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