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A typical Avignon street scene:
Old archways:
Rue des Teinturiers:
The mysterious elephant sculpture:
The famous Pont d'Avignon and "sous le pont":
Breakfast al fresco:
Rue Jean Jarré near our hotel:
The back wall of the Roman theater:
The stage of the Roman theater:
Our B&B, Les Petits Segriès:
Mountains behind the B&B:
Downtown Moustiers Ste-Marie:
Gorge du Verdon from up high:
Shoshanna inspecting the Verdon River:
Climbing out of the gorge:
Looking way down:
Taureaux awaiting the herders with some dread:
Camargue horses:
Herder ("guardiane") on a Camargue horse:
Flamingoes:
More flamingoes:
Aigue Mortes street:
Aigues Mortes from outside the south wall:
View from our apartment window:
Our apartment:
The lower front facade of Notre Dame cathedral:
Front view of Notre Dame:
Notre Dame's flying buttresses:
The legs of the Eiffel tower:
Indiana Green and the sewer-cleaner ball:
Napolean's Arc de Triomphe:
The hall of the men-at-arms in the Conciergerie:
The Louvre is VERY large (shown here, about 1/3 of one long arm):
It's also very ornate (shown here, a typical ceiling):
Rodin's "Girl with floral hat":
Rodin's self-portrait:
The Paris catacombs and ossuary (entry corridor):
The ossuary part of the catacombs:
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