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Beautiful view of Paris!
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Thanks, Lynette.
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Lovely view
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Thank you, Sowmya.
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🥰Stunning🥰
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Thank you, Eleanor. It’s refreshing to view a city without skyscrapers intruding!
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Refreshing indeed! A rare thing in this world!
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Aye, most cities seem to be very much the same these days. But Paris has managed to retain most of its older and more elegant architecture.
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Lovely scene! How lucky you were to be able to visit the Eiffel Tower. thanks for posting.
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It was part of a walking tour we did, Brenda, and included a meal in the restaurant up there! Lovely meal with a lovely view.
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Wow, what an amazing view Stuart, nice. ❤️❤️
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Thanks. Joni. We spent only a couple of days in Paris, but this was taken on a guided walking tour that was well worth the early morning Sunday rise!
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What is that big blue boat across the water? Is it a really cool ferry? Just curious as it appears really streamlined and is an interesting boat. That was really an amazing view.
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We didn’t walk that bank, Joni, but I think the blue boat is one of the many river-based small restaurants.
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Oh how fun. I have wonderful memories of eating on a riverboat on the KY River as a teenager. Thank you Stuart. Love you two. ❤️
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There’s something quite special about eating on a moored boat, Joni. Even better when it’s sailing, though!
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I have never sailed but would love too. That would be lovely and romantic both. I have eaten on several boats but never while sailing. Now you have gone an added something beautiful to my bucket list. Hugs to you both, love ❤️ Joni
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Ah, you’re missing a great experience, Joni. Taking the tiller of a yacht at full sail and guiding it through the waves with only the wind to move you is a lovely feeling. I’ve done it only a few times, on the boat of a teacher and his wife who lived on a small island and owned a 27 foot boat.
As for eating aboard, I’ve done that on a barge on a canal, on a river boat, and on boats at sea either as ferries or as coastal tours. Enjoyed it all. Mind you, my biological father was a sailor, as was my grandfather, so I think the sea is in my blood!
Give it a go if you ever get the chance. You’ll love it!
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Oh boy that sounds lovely. You would have the water in your blood Stuart. Perhaps that is why you do so many wonderful photographs of the ocean, ponds and streams.
I have always wanted to sail I will have to try and do so the first chance I get. Pictures of couples on sailboats having wine and a meal always look so lovely. ❤️🤗🦋 thank you my friend.
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In most ports, you’ll find boats giving tours, Joni. Just wander the harbour and you’ll find one you like.
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Great advice my friend, thank you. ❤️🤗🦋
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Spectacular view – I think we have some of the same pictures!
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There’s an element of the inevitable in there, Noelle, if we visit the same locations. But each will be tinged with our own special viewpoint and selection of frame.
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