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Ely Cathedral
Ely Cathedral dates back to the year 672 AD and was one of the major sites for Medieval pilgrims. Pilgrims are still visiting today to the tune of 250, 000 annually. Granted many of these pilgrims visit to see the … Continue reading
Posted in Religions of the World, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged blog, Blogger, blogging, Ely Cathedral, Ely UK, faith, history, music, organ music, pilgrims, prayers, tourists, welcome, Widor
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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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Montmarte in the City of Lights
Our trip began in Paris as a four day celebration of our 50th wedding anniversary. Montmarte was my request thinking of galleries, cafes and meandering among the artist and musicians. Yes it is at the top of a rather large … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, beauty, France, history, Montemarte AirB&B Uber, Religions of the World, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged City of Lights, Montmarte. Uber. AirB&B, Paris, tourists, travel
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Fatehpur Sikri
After our day at the Taj being inspired by love, beauty, vision, and craftsmanship, we couldn’t leave the area without a visit to Fatehpur Sikri. It is an Unesco Historic Site. It was built by Emperor Akbar in 1571 in … Continue reading
The Orchard Tea Garden
This is The Orchard, just across the road and down the way from the Cambridge American Cemetery where my brother, George Bowler Tullidge III is buried. There is a small restaurtant but sitting in lawn chairs under the apple trees … Continue reading
“Why I Love India” Pretty Much Says It All!
Namaste! I couldn’t resist this sweet video !
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged India, Indian people, Indian video, tour of India, tourists, Why I Love India
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