Yesterday was a down day, hence, no post. In the evening, though, we had drinks with Oliver Gee, of the Earful Tower Podcast. Oliver is an expat Australian, living in Paris with his wife and son. If you are an English-speaking Francophile, listen to his podcast. Also, he and his wife have written a number of books. Their first book, Paris on Air, is about their experiences in Paris. This book was followed by three delightful children’s books, written by Oliver and illustrated by his wife, Lina.
Today, though, was a big day…our trip to Mont-Saint-Michel. Mont-Saint-Michel is located on the English Channel, in Normandy and/or Britney. The two provinces have argued for ages about this issue (it is probably in Normandy). It is a World Heritage Site and is one of the most popular destinations in France. We left Paris at 7:00AM and returned at 9:00PM…14 hours. Travel time, each way, is over 4 hours. It’s spectacular. Notwithstanding, no plan to do this again!
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Gary
9/19/2022 04:12:48 pm
That always fascinated me when I saw it in a movie or mentioned in a book.
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Karla Beck
9/20/2022 06:31:07 am
I did not remember that it was that far! Ouf ! The photo is gorgeous — you must have had a beautiful day. I don’t think I ever been there when the weather wasn’t gray and windy.
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Michael Fuller
9/21/2022 08:16:01 pm
I lecture about the question of whether Mont-Saint-Michael belongs to Normandy. Great photograph!
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