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<Family shot: My aunt
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The Pont
Alexandre is one of the most beautiful bridges in
Paris. > |
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I don't think we're really supposed to
be posing there; but it makes a good shot, dont' you think? |
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< My cousin Thuy-Anh. |
Scenery on the drive on the way to Mont
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Surprise visit to my uncle Hung
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You should have seen his mouth drop
when I walked into his restaurant in Fougere which happened to be on our
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< Le Chateau
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The reason we look happy is that it
only took about 5 U-turns to find this place. |
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Mont St. Michel!
We finally got there. It was a bit windy... Give me an
umbrella and call me Mary Poppins. |
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La Grande Rue, the main
street inside the walls. Unlike its name, it's actually not very
large. > |
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< St. Michel |
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< My favorite driver! Jen (who
really hates rounadabouts now.) |
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St. Malo |
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Back in Fougere, Jen learns how to fold a
napkin into a lotus flower (she didn't do that one.) > |
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< Family shots again,
my uncle and little cousin. > |
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Chartres
That building over there is the Post
Office. > |
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Lunch au Bar Parisien |
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The Cathedral > |
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Rain, rain, rain... > |
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< Jen at the Bistro Romain trying
to figure out the way home on a Metro map. |
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< My cousin Huy |
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La Sainte Chapelle |
This is my favorite place to
visit, I wish I had more pictures to put up, but that would require
effort. Trust me, it's worth the bother to find it. |
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<The columns are
in the lower level which the common folk could access. The stained
glass is in the upper part of the chapel, reserved for the king.
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My cousin Kim, her son
Lloyd, and his father Harold. He took his first steps while I was
there! |
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