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  We continue with our visit of Andorra with today the village of Pal, possibly the most charming village in the country. While the rapid growth of the Andorran population has seen among other consequences a quite chaotic and not very aesthetic surge of new constructions everywhere, the village was […]

The Village of Pal in Andorra

Hotaru, one of the best Japanese restaurants in Paris

   As you already know, I was in Paris this past week. Among all the things I did there, one of them was to go eat in my favorite Japanese restaurant in town. See, for the past five years or so, Paris has literally been invaded by Japanese restaurants. Except […]

Hotaru, one of the best Japanese restaurants in Paris

Bastille – July Column

  This is the way the Place de la Bastille looked about 100 years ago :     And this is the way it looks now :     On the postcard, one can see the building that use to stand before the Opera Bastille was built. The July Column […]

Bastille – July Column

Sant Joan de Caselles Church in Canillo, Andorra

  When I was a kid and I used to go to Andorra once or twice a year, there was always one landmark that stood out on the road to Andorra-la-Vella. See, that road, following the Gran Valira river crosses a few towns but none of them are aesthetically or […]

Sant Juan de Caselles Church in Andorra

    I took this picture from my window back when I lived on the 5th floor in an apartment of Paris 10th arrondissement. Don’t get too excited, in three years spent living in this apartment, it was one of the only times the view was beautiful.    

Paris Roofs

Village of Canillo and its valley in Andorra

  I just returned from a small trip to Andorra. I hadn’t been back in about 15 years (16 maybe?) and it was quite an interesting experience to return after so long, especially because I used to go every year or even several times a year before that hiatus. But […]

Andorra

  I don’t know about you, but when I think of other countries, I’m often more interested in what a typical street from that country looks like instead of the famous monuments and landmarks. I think it gives you good information of what everyday life in this country is like. […]

French Street

Cap de l’Homy Beach

  About 10 days ago, I went to visit a friend in the Landes and it was also the occasion to go visit what is one of my favorite places on Earth, the Cap de l’Homy, a beach located near the town of Lit et Mixe. It is one of […]

Cap de l’Homy Beach

  I’ve been only once to Baltimore, just spent a few hours there. It was in November 1998, I had been living in the US for just about four months. We had a small road trip with a few French friends and coworkers. Sure, I can’t really have an opinion of the […]

Baltimore

  This was the Garonne River banks in Agen, circa 1900. The picture was approximately taken in the same spot as the first picture of the previous post.   I have a small story to tell you in order to explain this old postcard. It starts in 1885. This is […]

Canal Bridge in Agen, circa 1900

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