Paris in 5 1/2 Weeks, Day 11 :
The Musee D’Orsay
(Horloge – Views – Cafe Campana)
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Paris in 5 1/2 Weeks : Photos – # 10
The Musee D’Orsay
(Horloge – Views – Cafe Campana)
(Day 11, 1 of 2)
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Intro
My previous pics post explained why there were no Day 8 pictures, and here I am again, none for Day 10!
Essentially, we must’ve stayed in, ’cause when we did go out, for more than a coffee etc, I took pictures, of course 😉
There were a few rough weather days, and extra tired days, where we just enjoyed sleeping, eating, and maybe going out only for groceries or a snack.
It was an invaluable benefit of staying in Paris more than a few days, having time to take time. 😉
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Below, the first of two sampler posts on our trip to the Musee d’Orsay.
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The kind people at the Musee d’Orsay sent me the phrase “Horloge du Musee d’Orsay” to place beneath images of the big clock(s) at the old train station.
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Paris in 5 1/2 Weeks, Days 1-2 : A Photo Memoir
Around Blvd St-Germain, Small Streets of Paris, Notre Dame
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Happy Father’s Day, Adan 😉
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what a great smile-surprise, thank you paul! and the same, if applicable 😉 for you my friend, take care, and enjoy the day either way 😉
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coffee in the face of a giant clock…how very cool is this..the place looks great and i would love to watch on paris through the clock face as well.. love that you really had time to enjoy paris.. such a difference if you can explore her in your own time rather than having to see everything in three days.. also something the clock symbolizes me thinks..smiles
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goodness, so so true – “such a difference if you can explore her in your own time rather than having to see everything in three days….”
those clocks do keep ticking away at some kind of meaning, yes, though every time i think it’s just “time” other stuff comes to mind too, have to keep working on that 😉 thanks claudia 😉
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those clocks are just fascinating…what cool backdrops they man…i have rather a fascination ith the workings of wind up watches and it feels like a giant one to me…smiles…reminds me of a few movie scenes as well…
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the place did have the feel of a movie set sometimes! hadn’t realized that 😉 thanks brian 😉
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