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Gentlemen — Over the course of nearly 30 years of Loving - of Living - and of Leaving Las Vegas, much of your time spent here on this fabulous stretch of desert real estate could be characterized as busy and frantic but with some brief and remarkable periods of calm leisure. But in 2020, things have been different — No Big Shows, No Nightclubs, No Busy Ballroom Dance Contests, No Conventions, No Annual Corporate Meetings, No Professional Workshops, No Big Sporting Events — No Distractions! 🤔
Other than the numerous Sunday watch parties that happened up-and-down the Strip due to the NFL game between the visiting Denver Broncos and the hometown Las Vegas Raiders, your time here has been spent just eating well, drinking well, sleeping well, and exploring very well. 🤔 So how does it feel not having to look at your wristwatch for the last four days?
And how weird will it feel four months from now when you return to discover that big shows and big nightclubs have returned? How weird will it feel when all the big restaurants are open and are running nearly fully staffed and at pretty much a full schedule? 🤔😷
Golden light warms the top of the Sacré-Cœur Basilica, a church building on the top of Montmartre, the highest natural point in the city of Paris.
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The Eiffel Tower, designed by Gustave Eiffel, was built as the symbol of the 1889 Paris World's Fair.
In spring 1999, my son, Brian, spent six weeks backpacking through Europe.
This is his photo of the tower.
The modern minimilistic design of La Défense, the Paris commercial district.
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Saint-Jacques Tower is a monument located in the IVe arrondissement of Paris, France. The tower is all that remains of the former church of Saint-Jacques-de-la-Boucherie.
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The rooftop of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris highlights the architects attention to detail and is a fantastic example of Gothic architecture. Construction of the cathedral started in 1163 and took 45 years to complete.
Paris photo report now online here
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It's not usually my habit to take photos in public toilets - but these ones in the Institut di Monde Arabe were so spectacular it was hard to resist.
Thanks to architect Jean Nouvel for making my comfort break so worthwhile.
Sunset light gives the Arc de Triomph a warm afterglow in Paris, France.
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These wonderful windows sit above the bottom rim of the Petit Palais dome. I found it hard to get the framing right. Hope this works.
An image from the third collection of images in the series named "Paris Through my Lens". To see some other images in this series please follow this link; www.flickr.com/photos/tjerk/sets/72157648416961763/ Best regards, Tjerk
A view of the Louvre pyramid through one of the side entrances of the courtyard.
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