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Yes, a fascinating day! The art installation is unusual to say the least:) The park looks so peaceful. And the Buddhas...beautiful, of course!

The Cinema Museum seems quite interesting, with props and all (Tweety bird's cage...too cute:) I guess I would be impressed to see the Shroud of Turin...even if only a copy. Now, what happened to good old fashioned candles??? Oh well, I guess one must go with the flow and embrace progress:)

Oh yes! Nice is definitely nice! Love the Russian church. I am sure the phote does not really do it justice. And the "trompe l'oeil"...you know how the "library" in the Montreal train station never ceases to get my attention:) Lily-of-the-valley...love those humble flowers! And what about the "Boîte à Voeux" It was nice that you were there on 01 May to capture a "esprit de fête"

Beautiful roses! Beautiful scenery! And yes, I could spend some time in that Japanese garden! The Grand-Prix must be quite impressive but hey, what can I say, I am more of a Zen person myself:) And the adventure continues...

Surprised to read there are bullfights in France!:( And what a cute little French Oscar:) Nice to see Zaza Fournier...haven't heard from her in ages!!!:) She has been a bit of a snob since her career took off:) Have fun...

Photo 40
This guy must have been following the Canadian election and had the NDP fever...

Here I am, still in Marseille. Looks like a lovely place! The Château d'If reminds me of the "Fort Boyard" show I used to watch:) Amazing photos! Keep enjoying...carpe diem:)

Star Wars Items
Thanks for including the items from Star Wars. I would love to see this museum. It looks amazing!

Amazing...
I'm catching up on your blog and the pictures of the catacombs are beyond amazing. Can't wait to read the rest of the blogs. I hope you're having a great time!

A-en-P
I'm a bit behind here, clearly... I have a shirt from Aix-en-province, bought for me by Christine's grandmother when she went. Wearing it at the gym once, a lady stopped me to ask if I'd ever been (I assumed that she wanted to feel my traps but was mistaken). I explained that I had not. She wouldn't stop talking to me about the place, how much I would love it, how great the people are, etc. Eventually, I had to return to my 120 pound curls but she raved about it for quite a while. The moral of the story? Don't buy me a shirt there, I already have one.

Oh my! the blog got quite a facelift. Very nice but this creature of habit here must get used to it. I will probably be fine by the time you come back home:) Anyway... Marseille is lovely. And yes, a far cry from Paris and Lyon. Love the photos with the fishermen! I recognize the view from your hotel balcony...of course:) It's almost as if you had packed me in your suitcase and take me out once a day...just like the green M&M:) Stay safe and keep enjoying all there is to enjoy!

@ JF...I don't think there will be many left in that box when she returns:)

Hello there:) Catching up with the blog...as you can see, I am still in Lyon while you are already in Marseille:) But that's just me, enjoying the view:) Have to say, with the photos, it is almost like being there. And that steak...oh! my!...pardon my drooling! Keep enjoying...one day at a time...carpe diem...hhmm, does that remind me of something???:)