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Sunday, December 8, 2013
Notre Dame
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This is my favorite view of the church, this one and the one from the bridge looking in this direction.
My fav view also Pat, although the massive arched doorways at the front are mega impressive, just a shame about the millions of tourists :)
this is my fav - this week. what a beauty. i love all the different shapes & design. i could stare for years. want to see in person. thanks for sharing.
happy week. ( :
For a second I thought Toronto had a Notre-Dame! :-)
Fantastic!
«Louis» knows this spot well. He lived in Paris for a time, just across the river on the right bank on rue Saint-Antoine. He would often walk over to Île-de-la-Cité and attend the choral mass at 11:00 at Nôtre-Dame.
On the parvis in front of the church is a round piece of brass that marks the point in France from which all distances are measured. This dates back to Napoléan Bonaparte. We think of Bonaparte as being the warrior who wrecked so much havoc across Europe, but he also did much to begin the modernization of France.
«Louis» posted a church from the 19th century in the Victorian village of Ferndale, California.
this was taken on a cool summer day ! only the sun is missing !
Fantastic Church!I wish to visit it someday!
Impressive looking cathedral
Oh wow! Thanks for sharing this view of the Cathedral.
That's a different perspective. The cathedral looks magnificent!
Magnificent!
Great shot, and a miracle to only have two tourists in shot :-)
Smashing shot - looks very fairy-tale, somehow - almost Disney-like.
this is a wonderful shot, when I opened your blog and saw 'O-toronto' for a nanu second I thought I didn't know they had a ND replica there, how silly!
Beautiful! I must have missed something - didn't realize you'd gone to Paris as well as England!
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