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Paris Pictures Part 1

Here are some pictures from my trip to Paris! I was so lucky to have my grandmother take me. I had a glorious time. I had such yummy vegan food, was immersed in Paris's wonderful atmosphere, and went overseas for the first time! If you have any questions about a particular picture, click the contact me page, and I will answer them for you! Have a marvelous day!





Toilets in a shape of an oval 

Our plane


The only time I drink soda (on planes.) Look at how tiny it is!


More toilets

Awesome street art



An open air market




A beautiful building with plants


Poles with notices (I found them quite interesting.) On almost every pole, there were dozens of papers plastered to them.


Bunnies!


You are Beautiful http://you-are-beautiful.com/

 A lock I loved
 My lock on the lock bridge. If you ever go to Paris, look for a green trash can to the left, and look for this lock!
 My lock is on this trash can.
 You are supposed to hang your lock somewhere on the bridge, then throw the keys into the river. This can symbolize love, devotion, a promise to yourself, or that you'll come back to Paris!
 A building with plants growing on it!
 I am holding the Eiffel Tower!
 WOW


This may be my favorite picture from the whole trip. I am standing above the metro and the wind is blowing my hair up. Behind me is a cafe. I think it encompasses the whole trip. Laughter, a gust of fun, and new cultural experiences!

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  1. Dinah BerlandWednesday, May 21, 2014

    Wow! What unique and special photographs of Paris you took!! I love the one at the end, of you on the grating. You look like a flower in the wind. Did I take that one?! I don't really remember.... Thank you for saying all those great things, too!! xxxooo Nana

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