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France - Part Trois

France - Part Trois 

I have been asked to show a few more pics and to tell of a few more adventures in France. 

This photo was taken during another walk on Point Vieux, in Biarritz. It was a beautiful day, the sun high in the sky with the ocean all around us. Beautiful houses hugged the oceanfront, as I stopped every five feet to photograph. I still think back and feel that somehow that week in France, was a dream.


This is another view from across the walking paths. I fell in love with this building. We later found out that it is an apartment building. It amazed me, because it looked more like a castle to me.

This is a pic from the day I went to Saint Jean de Luz. A beautiful area with shops & cafe's, that border the ocean. This is the street where I had lunch a local pub.

This is one of many entryways I photographed. I love the old fashioned wrought iron on the windows, and the array of colored doors ...They all offer a different flare!

Thank you for asking to see more from my trip "Across the Pond" ... Who else has been to France? I would love to know about your travels ... 




















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  1. Such a beautiful place! And yea that apartment does look like a castle from Disney land :D

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  2. Hi Calculated - Thanks so much for checking in - Yes, If all feels like a dream now - That building was something in view, almost daily - I loved it!

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  3. Wow! Did you have an awesome time?
    I've been working on my ancestry ... my family starts in France dating back to the 1560s ..... Bonjour! :-D

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    1. Thank you, Aug ... Ancestry is always interesting ... Ooooh, France - Very Nice - It was my first time to Europe w my husband (he went on business) - He was able to spend a few days w me, but other days I explored on my own ... It was a Writers / Photographers Dream ...

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