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9/11/19. . . . .
, America’s darkest day was 9/11/01. I have heard stories over and over of people, where they were when they heard the news and how the images are seared in their mind’s eye forever. Eighteen years have come and gone … Continue reading
Posted in American history, blog, blogging, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged 9/11, blog, blogging, New York City, photography, United States, USA, welcome
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Is there a Grand Canyon of the Eastern United States?
log As a teacher I often taught connections by discussing how different places, people , things were alike and different. Many people are association learners as I am. The first image is of Letchworth State Park in Wyoming County NY … Continue reading
Bascilica of St. Denis
HISTORY OF THE MONUMENT The final resting place of the kings and queens of France. Built on the grave of Saint Denis, a Bishop of Paris who died in 250 AD, the royal abbey of Saint-Denis was, from the death … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, art, artists, beauty, France, Paris, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Bascilic of St Denis, faith, kings, Paris, photography, Queens, religion, royalty, St Denis, tourism, travel
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Notre Dame Cathedral of Paris
Notre Dame of Paris, is one of the most famous Gothic Cathedrals in the world , if not the most famous. We visited it three times in four days in Paris so D could get photos with just the perfect … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, art, beauty, Designers /Designs, family, France, history, Paris, Uncategorized
Tagged architecture, art, France, Notre Dam Cathedral, Paris, photography, relief, Rose Window, tourists
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Sainte-Ephrem-le-Syriaque Church
As we started down the hill from The Pantheon, actually halfway down, we noticed this poster displayed before the chapel below. There was an elegant black French iron fence which we peered through to learn the details. Checking the date … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, art, artists, France, Liszt, Paris, Satie piano, St Ephrem, Suzanne Valadon, Uncategorized
Tagged Beethovan, concert, Elia di Tanna, France, Paris, photography, piano, Satie, St Ephrem, tourists
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The Foucault Pendulum
Before leaving the Pantheon and all its treasure, just a quick stop at the Foucault Pendulum . Those of you who know me are aware, I am sure, that physics is not my thing! But David has a deep … Continue reading
Posted in France, history, Paris, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged France, Jean Foucault, Pantheon, Paris, photography, Physics, science, travel
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Unexpected Rock Stars !
Namaste! Posted first on February 21, 2013 by annetbell Ahmedabad is not a tourist destination. It is a working class city which used to be called the Manchester (UK) of India due to the many fabric mills. It could also … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Adalaj Stepwell, Ahmedabad, blessing a baby or child by touching their head, blue eyes, followers of Islam, Gujurat, Hajji, India, light skin, marriage proposals, Mr. Modi, photography, pictures, red hair as a sign of Hajji, Rock Stars, travel
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The Favela of Rio
fa·ve·la fəˈvelə/ noun a Brazilian shack or shanty town; a slum. Meet Rosemary and see her life in Favela!
Posted in Animals, Architecture, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Brazil, extreme poverty, faith, family, Favela, feral dogs, guns, hope, photography, Rio de Janeiro, slums, urban poverty, violence
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Monsoon
Take shelter where you can find it ! At least he is not sharing the cover with a monkey! Thanks, Judy !
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Indian monsoon, monkeys, photography, travel, vendors on the streets of India
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Wild and Wonderful West Virginia!
The New River Gorge Bridge is one of the most photographed sites in this beautiful state of West Virginia. It is known for the formidable Appalachian Mountains know for extreme poverty and breathtaking beauty. Yesterday , we drove 12 … Continue reading