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[AF>Le_Pommier] Jerome_C2005
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@Petite Sirène
----------------------------------------I want to see the obvious places You said it all ! too many things to see here :)... oh, I think you have so much to offer tourists in France Any suggestions as to what to see or do or eat off the beaten path are welcome. It's all a question of time, travel capacity, weather conditions, temperature tolerance, cultural appeal... |
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Former Member
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Do you live in France, [AF>Le_Pommier] Jerome_C2005?
If so, which part? - it could be some other Francophone area Good Afternoon Base Campers! Business I shall get your badges up in the Base Camp Hall of Fame, now   |
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BladeD
Ace Cruncher USA Joined: Nov 17, 2004 Post Count: 28976 Status: Offline Project Badges: 
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Do you live in France, [AF>Le_Pommier] Jerome_C2005? If so, which part? - it could be some other Francophone area Good Afternoon Base Campers! Business I shall get your badges up in the Base Camp Hall of Fame, now ... Thanks! |
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Former Member
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You're welcome, BladeD
 You earned it - with a very narrow margin   |
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BladeD
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You're welcome, BladeD You earned it - with a very narrow margin ... I had at least a whole day to spare! |
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NixChix
Veteran Cruncher United States Joined: Apr 29, 2007 Post Count: 1187 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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I have put all my new decals on Escher-1 and wiped the bugs off the old decals.
----------------------------------------          It's beautiful! I have given The International Team a little over 1 year of CPU time. I can't decide between heading straight over to L'Alliance Francophone for an early start, or to landing Escher-1 back down at XtremeSystems HQ for a few days to wrap up a full year there first. What are Puppy and I to do??? Cheers   |
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BladeD
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BladeD Avec les informations que j'ai, ça donnerait ça (vite fait, mais c'est maintenant en exemple N°2, si tu veux une plus jolie capture). Je vais essayer d'automatiser le formulaire, mais je ne promet rien. Déjà les check box, ça serait bien. ... With the information I have, it would give that (quickly, but it is now an example N ° 2, if you want a more beautiful capture). I will try to automate the form, but I promise nothing. Already the check box, it would be good.  Nice!   So, how do I get this updated?   |
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[AF>EDLS]GuL
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I hope Paris is the first step of taking a closer look at France, stefada. I want to see the obvious places – l’Arc de Triomphe - and the new one in la Defénse, designed by Danish von Spreckelsen, Pei’s pyramide at the Louvre, of course the Eiffel Tower, the Biblioteque Nationale, Centre Pompidou Fondation Louis Vuitton (the Frank Gehry structure) to mention a few attractions. All I can pack into five days I want to see. Just walking the streets and looking at houses is a treat for me. Hello Base Camp, While I am working in Paris every day, I am almost never going to these places. But you're right, by walking 10 minutes in Paris streets, you change easily from a quarter to another one. What I like is that streets are not straight ahead and perpendicular. It's not at all as New York. Moreover, during December, you have some shining lights everywhere. I prefer landscapes to cities. With my wife and my three children, we especially like a place called Crozon in Brittany. That's really at the end of the continent and we can do bike, hiking, walk fishing, tree climbing,... Here is just a photo.  [Edit 1 times, last edit by [AF>EDLS]GuL at Dec 5, 2018 8:30:20 PM] |
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[AF>Le_Pommier] Jerome_C2005
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@Sirenita : Paris area, working at La Défense and living in les Yvelines.
----------------------------------------@GuL : le problème typique du francilien :) notre fils aîné devait bien avoir 12/13 ans quand on s'est dit "bon sang on les a jamais amenés à la Tout Eiffel !" et donc on s'est forcé à le faire parce que personne au pays (Mexique) pouvait imaginer qu'ils n'y soient jamais allé :) (talking about the kids of course. Like Gu I hardly ever go to Paris) [Edit 1 times, last edit by [AF>Le_Pommier] Jerome_C2005 at Dec 5, 2018 8:30:39 AM] |
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Former Member
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This is how, BladeD:
            You hit 'quote' and copy the above and delete the ones you don't have and add the future ones - and it allows for line breaks! [AF>EDLS]GuL, thank you for a beautiful picture. stefada has shown some Brittany pictures earlier from where he grew up. My trip to Paris will not be until April, so I'll miss the lights. However, I may see light green leaves on some trees Good Morning Base Campers! Business None - we have time off! Enjoy and collect appetite and supplies for our trek to the French speaking countries, where you can earn nap's pretty badge  I never knew there was a flag to unite French speaking people. Not to offend anyone, but at first when nap mailed me his draft I thought it was one of several Google logos   |
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