Saw it. This double amputee is touted as the epitome of feminine beauty. I don't go for the kinky stuff, so I moved on to Winged Victory. If this is the winner, I wonder what the loser looks like. Then there was the pyramid, disassembled in Giza and carried, pane by pane, to Paris.Andre said:Venus of Milo
Sounds like a great trip! I love Lyon. Too bad about the Loire - maybe next time - and try to include Provence. The area around Annency is also great, and I'd definitely include the Pyrénées.jimmysnyder said:I'm back from our whirlwind tour. I met with a couple of friends that I hadn't seen for 40 years. It was a delightful reunion and a chance to tell our stories and how life had turned out so differently from what was planned. . . . We didn't go to Mont St. Michel because it would have cost too much and taken too long. We didn't go on a tour of the Loire valley as was suggested, but we did go to Nantes. . . . The Botanical gardens in Nantes are especially nice. We took an unplanned trip to Lyon and there we sawthe Fourviere cathedral, the only Roccoco cathedral we saw. . . . .