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Daily Archives: May 24, 2014
Feasts for the Nose — Street Markets in Paris
Feast for the Nose and Eyes — Street Markets in Paris, May 23 2014 Bakery Rue Mouffetard May 2014 Street markets abound! Suddenly, tents mushroom where there were none before. And then, for a morning or a day, a feast … Continue reading
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The Lady and the Unicorn, Musee de Cluny, May 24 2014
The Lady and the Unicorn Musee de Cluny May 24 2014 (Photo from Wikipedia) I remember when I was in Paris the first time, in 1961, going to the Museum of Cluny, and falling in love with the beautiful tapestries … Continue reading
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Concert at Notre Dame Cathedral May 22 2014
Concert in Notre Dame May 22 2014 I’ve been to Notre Dame, several times. It’s large and imposing, and the detail of sculpture across its façade and around every Gothic door frame is amazing. Last year, for some reason, … Continue reading
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