... from a pilgrimage to one of my favorite places.
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3 comments:
oh no, are we supposed to guess? Looks like a European City...in France? Arrggghhhh, I don't know.
Har, I see that the picture leaves out a couple of the city's most famous trademarks and that the river running through the city is not visible. I posted this picture because it covers my old stomping grounds, starting with the Luxembourg Gardens and covering all of the the 6th and 5th Arondissements up to the Seine. If I blow this picture up I can even see the house where my little garret room was located. The view is from the top of the Tour Montparnasse on Paris's left bank.
Welcome back! Look forward to hearing all about Paris when you have the time to blog about your visit. I'm getting to be such a Country Mouse that I'm not sure I could cope with Big City Life any more
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