...this really was what I saw as I turned the corner off of the main street on which my hotel is situated. Even in the grey weather, la Tour Eiffel is still lovely to unexpectedly run into.
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4 comments:
But one of my very favourite cliches.
When I lived in Paris as a student, I could see the tip of the tower if I looked out the window just right. I said good morning and good night to that tower every day for 4 months! :)
I'm feeling homesick now! Say hi to Paris for me!
Jealous. :)
Aww, gorgeous - I hope you're having a lovely time in a lovely city! xx
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