As near as I can tell, the city of Paris is not an official "ville fleurie." Nevertheless, some parts of Paris have spectacular beds of flowers. Here are a few views from the Jardin du Luxembourg on May 8th.
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About Dispatch from Metz
My wife Susie and I spent the spring of 2010 in Metz, France. This blog reported my experiences and observations, much in same way that my Dispatch from Toulouse covered my years in the south of France. You can buy a large-format book with the blog entries from the Dispatch from Metz through Blurb at http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/2027500.
Susie blogged about our adventure, too, at Susie In France.
Now that we're back home, I've started blogging at Dispatch from El Paso.
Susie blogged about our adventure, too, at Susie In France.
Now that we're back home, I've started blogging at Dispatch from El Paso.
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- Brittany and Cancale
- Textures
- Le Col de la Colombière
- The Salomon Contemporary Art Foundation
- Dueling Flowers
- La Montagne de Sullens
- Le Plateau de Glières
- Textures
- Mont Blanc
- Things That Do Not Translate Well
- Annecy
- Tomme Fermière
- Chamonix
- David and Susie in Chamonix
- Hiking above the Col de la Croix Fry
- Our Taste of the Savoie
- Starting a Week in the Alps
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- High-Tech Patissier
- A Brief Visit to the Louvre
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- Bees in the Jardin du Luxembourg
- Marché at the Place Monge
- Travel Plans, Blog Plans
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- Flowers in the Jardin du Luxembourg
- Contrasts
- In the Footsteps of My Childhood
- The End of Verlaine's Story
- Roof Lines in Paris
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- Locks of Love
- More on the Centre Pompidou - Metz
- Centre Pompidou - Metz: Day One
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- Grand Department Stores in Paris
- Chapels on Hills
- Cats in Context
- Ferme de la Haute-Bévoye
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- Catching My Breath
- Faces of Sarreguemines
- Metz, City of Water
- Lost in Translation
- Contrasts
- Whatever Works
- Art Nouveau
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- The Vosges du Nord
- World War II, Before and After, Below the Vosges
- The Bitche Citadel
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- Countdown for the Centre Pompidou - Metz
- May Day
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About Me
- David Novick
- I'm a retired professor of Engineering Education and Leadership at the University of Texas at El Paso. My Twitter, Mastodon, and BlueSky handle is @NovickProf.
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