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_DSC4961-2 by Theater Purkersdorf

Place Adolphe Max by Woody Martin

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Canada 1984, St. Adolphe, Winnipeg. by Richard Allen

The side of the house showing the lounge door

Bounty Adolphe by Special Collections

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Adolphe Sax 🎷 by Guillaume Baton

Adolphe Appian, French (Lyon 1818 - 1898 Lyon)_Fisherman in a Canoe at the Side of a River_print, 1887 by PanosZ

Tablescape in dark pink by brii

camellia japonica adolphe audusson & Ligustrum

Adolphe Sax Dinant II tenorsax AS2020T003 by Willem Alink

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_DSC4884-2 by Theater Purkersdorf

by Alexandre Detry

_DSC4910-2 by Theater Purkersdorf

Adolphe Sax by Neil Noland

Montmartre Cemetery in Paris, France, is one of the city's major cemeteries. It's the big one for the north part of the city. (Pere Lachaise for the east, Montparnasse for the south, and...I forget which big one is for the west.)

Although Pere Lachaise is the most famous in town -- and largest -- Montmartre Cemetery also has its share of dead celebrities. It's often called the Artists' Cemetery Berlioz, Najinsky, Dumas, Degas are buried here, among others. (Yet, I believe most of France's post-modern poets -- like Rimbaud -- are actually at Montparnasse.)

At any rate, here's a snapshot of what you can find in Montmartre Cemetery. A relaxing garden feel with a few nice panoramas and some pretty headstones. It's definitely worth a visit.

DSC_1859 by linpium