This vehicle counts as a car in France. It doesn't have windows -- the easier to flick your cigarette onto the street.
Notre Dame
Pont Neuf
I can't remember what building this is -- the city is full of beautiful buildings. Locks on the bridge.
The Louvre and its pyramids designed by famous architect IM Pei. This was exciting to EBH because her panda is named IM Pei (they're both small and Chinese).
Some of our students. They take photos of themselves wherever they go, and since we happened to be with them this time, and our children were stuck to them like glue, we took a photo of them with our camera (along with each one of theirs).
outside of L'Orangerie
Tuilleries
Eiffel Tower view and beautiful streetlamps
Grand Palais
Petit Palais
Grand Palais
Pont d'Alexandre with Les Invalides in the background
Lafayette (a gift from the school children)
grounds of the Grand Palais, about 5 yards from a sidewalk and major street
backside of the Grand Palais with tile frieze in relief
CQH on the Tuilleries carousel
Tuilleries Carousel (the cotton candy is called Barbe a Papa: "Papa's Beard")
Tuilleries playground, our favorite
Can you see the wry in her? Oh believe me, it's there in full force.
The playground has kid-sized hammocks...
...and places under semi-private trees for some imagination and repose...
...and a really great see-saw, and a merry-go-round and a super tall slide. It's like my own childhood, before Americans became so litigious.
CQH bought that green wrap-around swatch with her own money. I'm a child of the 80s and I approve.
full-on band in the Metro, playing "Hava Nagilah" (because it was Rosh Hashanah, or the Jewish New Year, of course)
The third to last photo (of EBH) reminds me of George Washington.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos again.
ReplyDeleteIs the BYU program limited to cute girls? Doesn't seem fair. Surely there were some not-co-cute girls who could qualify.
I love the shot of Catherine on the carousel. And the one of Wry Elinor reminds me of her great grandfather Duncan. They would be a fun pair.