Life After the Lockdown
Liberty after the Lockdown Liberty is ours… sort of. We’re done with the lockdown. We no longer need to carry our papers around and justify why we need to go out. No need to explain why we’re going to the…
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Poppy Fields: A Historical Detour
Poppy Fields in the Somme Poppy Field in the Somme (Picardy). I’m glad that we stopped, we saw this field from afar and decided to make a detour and take pictures. I got some gorgeous shots and got to appreciate…
Uzerche – Corrèze
The Pearl of the Limousin Uzerche is a small town in the Corrèze tucked between Limoges and Brive. Referred to as the pearl of the Limousin, this 16th century town is purely picturesque. Uzerche was built on top of a…
Lockdown Letters
Lockdown Diaries From 2020, right at the beginning of the lockdown: stores were closed, streets were empty, masks were everywhere, and people were nowhere. Now that we’ve seen how things were before the COVID-19 Pandemic and lockdown, it’s time I…
Life Before the Lockdown
Life Before the Lockdown March 2020, the month the world stopped. The Coronavirus pandemic, a major event, affecting everyone and everything. Life before the lockdown. I think a pivotal moment for everyone. Life before the pandemic seems like an unreachable reality.…
Is La Sagrada Familia Finished?
What is La Sagrada Familia? La Sagrada Familia is a Roman Catholic Temple in Barcelona by the design of architect Francisco de Paula del Villar. Over 140 years since it was first started in 1882, there is still construction going…
My Day with Antoine
Antoine Bourdelle and His Models Musée Bourdelle is a museum dedicated to the late Antoine Bourdelle (1861-1929), the celebrated Sculptor and teacher. During my day at Musée Bourdelle, I spent some time with Antoine’s models. He was known for his…
Winter Views of Paris
Winter in Paris Winter in Paris is quite dreary, it rains a lot and it’s frigid… the high energy the summer brings is far away. But at least there’s not much snow that comes around. This city experiences 15 snow…
Delta and Mont St Michel
Is Mont St Michel worth the visit? Mont St Michel lies 1 kilometer off the coast of Normandy, with incredible medieval-style walls built around a circular cluster of architecture. The Abbey stands at the top of the island, 350 stairs…
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