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2021-03-27-Cohasset, Massachusetts-Windy Hill Ledge slated for destruction
2015-12-16-Christmas Carroll
2016-05-05-Plymouth, MA-Plimouth Plantation
2016-02-26 to 3/1-Nuevo Vallarta, MX-With Jack, the Arnetts & Masottas
2016-02-19-Jamestown, RI-Meeting Palmer William Parsons
2016-02-14-Cohasset & Hull, MA-Superfreeze
2016-01-05-NVNA & Hospice Holiday Vol Party
2015-12-05-Cohasset, MA-Reflections on Straits Pond
2015-11-21-Cohasset and Boston, MA-ND-BC Weekend
2015-11-17-Norwell, MA-Hospice Thanksgiving Potluck Dinner
2015-10-17-Evanston, IL & South Bend, IN-ND-USC Weekend
2015-09-08-La Rochelle, FR (Day 1)
2015-09-08-Richelieu, FR
2015-09-07-Amboise, FR- Château d'Amboise & Château du Clos Lucé
2015-09-07-Chenonceaux, FR-Château de Chenonceau
2015-09-06-Chartres, FR-Chartres Cathedral
2015-09-04-Paris, FR-The Gargoyles and Chimeras of Notre Dame
2015-09-04-Paris, FR-La Madeleine, Place Vendôme & Eiffel Tower at night
2015-09-04-Paris, FR-St Eustace, Montmarte, Sacré-Cœur Basilica
2015-09-04-Paris, FR-The Louvre and Palais Royal
2015-09-04-Paris, FR-Place de la Concorde, L'Orangerie & Tuileries Garden
2015-09-03-Versailles, FR-The Palace of Versailles
2015-09-02-Paris, FR-Isle St Louis, Left Bank & Musée d'Orsay
2015-09-02-Paris, FR-Cathedral of Notre Dame & Sainte-Chapelle
2015-09-01-Paris, FR-Napoleon's Tomb & Paris at Night
2015-09-01-Paris, FR-L'Arc de Triomphe & Champs-Élysées
2015-08-31-Paris, FR-Seine River Cruise
2015-08-31-Paris, France-The Marais District
2015-06-14 to 17-Durham, Sisters and Mt. Hood, OR-Post Sarah's and Tom's Wedding
2015-06-13-Portland, OR-Sarah's and Tom's Wedding Day
2015-06-12 & 13-Durham, Tualitin & Portland-OR-Events Pre-Sarah's & Tom's Wedding
2015-06-11-Bandon to Lake Oswego, OR
2015-06-11-Bandon, OR-Golf at the Bandon Preserve
2015-06-10-Bandon, OR-Golf at Old McDonald GC
2015-06-09-Bandon, OR-Golf at Bandon Crossing & The South Oregon Coast
2015-06-08-Bandon, OR-Golf at Bandon Dunes GC & Pacific Dunes GC
2015-06-07-Bandon, OR-Golf at Bandon Trails & The Punchbowl
2015-06-06-Jacksonville & Bandon, OR
2015-06-05-The Upper Rogue Segment of Rogue-Umpqua Scenic Drive, OR
2015-06-04-The North Umqua Segment of the Rogue-Umpqua Scenic Byway, OR
2015-02-28/03-01 to 08-Nuevo Vallarta, MX-Occidental Allegro
2014-12-02-Cohasset, MA-The filming of "The Finest Hours"
2014-11-13 & 14-Fort Bragg & Fayetteville, NC-Gabe's Barracks & The Airborne & Spec Ops Museum
2014-11-12-Fort Bragg, NC-Gabe & the 82nd Airborne return from Afghanistan
2014-10-10 to 12-Cohasset, MA-David's & Shelia's Visit
2014-10-05-Evanston IL-Jack's Neighborhood and Northwestern University
2014-10-03-Chicago, IL-Vanessa's crib and 'hood
2014-09-23-Tacoma, WA-The LeMay Auto Museum
2012-09-22-Walla Walla, Wa-Whitman College and the drive back to Bellview
2014-09-21-Dayton & Columbia County, WA-Patit Creek Campground, Winery Visits and Whitman Soccer
2014-09-20-Walla Walla, WA-Farmers' Market, Whitman College, Stu's Soccer Game, Dinner at Dunhams
2014-09-18 &19-Belleview and Walla Walla, WA
2014-09-11-Wallingford and Middlefield, CT-Everly!
2014-09-14-Cohasset, MA-Torey's & Dick's Visit
2014-09-06-Notre Dame Michigan Weekend
2014-08-24-Salem, MA-Peabody Essex Museum
2014-06-03-Cohasset, Hull and Scituate, MA-Peter and Olga visit
2014-08-06-Jamestown, RI-Golf with Brad & Jack at Jamestown GC
2014-10-03 & 04-South Bend, IN-Notre Dame-Stanford Weekend
2014-08-04-Camden, ME-Fungi of Coastal Maine
2014-07-13 to 15-Cohasset-Bill & Jill Visit
2014-06-13 to 15-Leesburg, VA Historic District and Surroundings
2014-06-14-Leesburg, VA-Randee's & Mike's Wedding
2014-05-28 to 06-03-Notre Dame, IN- ND Reunion
2014-05-02 to 04-Gainesville, FL-Gator Glory-Shane Graduates from UF
2014-04-19 &20-Jamestown, RI-Easter Weekend at Brad's and Alyssa's
2014-04-07-Bunnell-Pook storms back
2014-04-04 to 06-St Augustine, FL-Golf Trip
2014-02-09-St. Augustine, FL
2014-02-05-Sanibel Island & Captiva Island, FL
2014-02-04-Naples, FL
2014-02-02 & 03-Pine Island & Bonita Springs, FL
2014-02-01-Pine & North Captiva Islands, FL
2014-01-31-Trenton, FL
2014-01-30-Gainesville, FL-Itzack Perlman with John & Kris
2014-01-10-St Kitts-Day 9
2014-01-10-St Kitts-Day 8
2014-01-07 to 09-St Kitts-Days 5-7
2014-01-06-St Kitts-Day 4
2014-01-05-St Kitts-Day 3
2014-01-04-St Kitts-Day 2
2014-01-03-St Kitts-Day 1
2014-01-01-A New Year's Day walk in Cohasset's Woods
2014-01-01-Cohasset, MA-A Girl and her dog
2013-12-25-Cromwell, CT-Christmas Day at Lee's
2013-24-12-Christmas Eve-Essex & Cromwell, CT
2013-12-22-Boston, MA-Christmas in the City
2013-12-19-Boston, MA-Boston Symphony Hall-Holiday with the Pops
2013-12-20-Cohasset, MA-Feeling a lot like Christmas
2013-12-11 &12-New York, NY-Christmas in the City
11-26-13-Cohasset, MA-Thanksgiving Weekend
2013-11-23-Plymouth, MA-Thanksgiving Parade
2013-11-19-Cohasset & Hull, MA-A walk around Straits Pond
2013-11-17-Chestnut Hill, MA-BC vs NC State. Eagles Win
2013-11-10-Pittsburgh, PA (Part 3)
2013-11-09-Pittsburgh, PA (Part 2)
2013-11-08--Pittsburgh, PA (Part 1)
2013-11-11-Cohasset, MA-Veterans Day
2013-11-05-Boston, MA-Red Sox World Series Parade
2013-11-03-Cohasset, MA-Autumn Colors II
2013-11-02-Cohasset, MA-Go Irish, Beat Navy!
2013-10-06-Rousse, Veliko Tarnovo & Arbanasi, Bulgaria
2013-10-05-Bucharest, Romania-Romanian Cultural Village, Orthodox Cathedral & Palace of Parliament
2013-10-04-Bucharest, Romania-Monastery, The Old Town and the Philharmonic
2013-10-03-Transylvania, Romania
2013-10-01 & 02-Bucharest & Transylvania, Romania (Days 1 & 2)
2013-10-31-Cohasset, MA-Autumn in Cohasset
2013-09-28-Notre Dame, IN-Notre Dame-Oklahoma Weekend
2013-09-23-Boston, MA-Andrea's and Will's Wedding
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2013-09-19-Newburyport, MA-Lighthouse Lunch
2013-09-16-Ponce Inlet, FL
2013-09-14-Gainesville, FL-Kristen's and John's Wedding
2013-08-31-Cassopolis, MI-Diamond Lake
2013-08-30-Notre Dame, IN-ND vs Temple
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2013-07-25-Gloucester, MA-Waterfront & Hammond Castle
2013-07-19 to 21-Portland and Little Diamond Island, ME-Visiting John & Libby
2013-07-12-Fort Benning, GA.-Gabe is Airborne!
2013-06-29-Hull & Cohasset, MA-Georgia's 60th Birthday Weekend Celebration
2013-06-14-San Antonio, TX-Fort Sam Houston-Gabe graduates as a combat medic
2013-06-08-Rockport, MA-Visiting our good friends, the Spectors
2013-06-04-Cohasset, MA-Windy Hill Gardens
2013-06-02-Hull, MA-Corby gets a bath at Liz Bates' house
2013-05-27-Cohasset, MA-Memorial Day
2013-25-05-West Point, NY-Thomas Cunningham's USMA Graduation and Commisioning Ceremony
2013-05-03-Rockleigh, NJ-Lauren Salonia's and Justin Lapin's Wedding
2013-05-11-Pawtuckett, RI-Patrick and Karen's Wedding
2013-04-26-Cohasset, MA-1 Windy Hill Road-Enhanced by Walpole Woodworkers
2013-04-16 St. Augustine, FL-PookScam 50.5
2013-04-15-New Smyrna Beach, FL-PookScam 50.4
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2013-04-13-Bunnell, FL-PookScam 50.2
2013-04-12-Bunnell, FL-PookScam 50.1
2013-03-12 &13-Nuevo Vallarta, MX
2013-03-13-New York, NY-Sunday Morning with Jack
2013-03-02-New York, NY-Chrisy's BDay Party
2013-03-02-New York, NY-9/11 Memorial
2013-02-10-Cohasset, MA-Nemo
2013-02-13-Cohasset, MA
2013-01-27-Cohasset, MA
2013-01-07-Miami, FL
2013-01-12-New York, NY
2013-01-05-Cohasset, MA-G&A
2012-12-30-Cohasset & Hull, MA
2012-12-24-Cromwell, CT
2012-12-22-Cohasset, MA
2012-11-25-Cohasset, MA
2012-11-10-Chestnut Hill, MA
2012-10-29-Cohasset, MA
2012-02-12-Whitefield, NH-Heidi Friedman's Wedding
2011-08-11 to 15-Aspen & Snowmass, CO at Bill's
After visiting Notre Dame and Sainte Chapelle in the morning we crossed the short pedestrian bridge connecting Île de la Cité and Île Saint Louis a lovely, high end residential district with numerous restaurants, shops and the best ice cream shop on the planet, Glacier Berthillon. From Île Saint Louis, we crossed another pedestrian bridge across the Seine to the Left Bank where we strolled a path above the quays fringing the Seine and enjoyed fabulous views of Notre Dame. After exploring the Latin Quarter we made our way to the Musee d'Orsay, a former railway station and now home to the world's most extensive collection of Impressionist and post-Impressionist paintings, among many other treasures. We ended the day's explorations with a visit to the Conciergerie, a former prison and part of the Royal Palace where, during the French Revolution, hundreds of prisoners, including Marie Antoinette, were held prior to losing their heads at the guillotine
The present bridge, inaugurated in 1970, is the seventh to link the two islands since 1630. The pont Saint-Landry (1630–1634) was the first of these.
After the invention of the accordion in 1829, its popularity spread throughout the world, in no small measure due to the polka craze. "Once the polka became a craze in Paris and London during the spring of 1844, it diffused rapidly to the rest of the world. . . . In March 1844, polka-mania took Paris: common people, servants, workers and, one assumes, anyone else who wasn't too stuffy were dancing the polka in the streets of the capital and soon in Bordeaux and other French cities as well. A week or so later it took London by storm. And from these two great centers of fashion, empire, and influence, the polka diffused rapidly upward into the rest of French and English society and outward to the rest of the world."
It connects the Île de la Cité from Notre Dame, the Palais de Justice and the Conciergerie, to the Right Bank, at the Place du Châtelet.
Shakespeare and Company is the name of two independent bookstores that have existed on Paris's Left Bank.The first was opened by the American Sylvia Beach on November 19, 1919. During the 1920s, Beach's shop was a gathering place for many then-aspiring young writers such as Ezra Pound, Ernest Hemingway, James Joyce and Ford Madox Ford. It closed in 1940 during the German occupation of Paris and never re-opened. The second is situated at 37 rue de la Bûcherie (pictured here) in the 5th arrondissement.... 
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Opened in 1951 by George Whitman, it was originally named "Le Mistral", but was renamed to "Shakespeare and Company" in 1964 in tribute to Sylvia Beach's store. Today, it serves both as a regular bookstore, a second-hand books store, and as a reading library, specializing in English-language literature.The shop has become a popular tourist attraction.
The Church of Saint-Séverin (French: Église Saint-Séverin) is a Roman Catholic church in the Latin Quarter of Paris, located on the lively tourist street Rue Saint-Séverin. It is one of the oldest churches that remains standing on the Left Bank, and it continues in use as a place of worship.
Saint-Séverin of Paris, a devout hermit, lived on the banks of the River Seine during the first half of the fifth century. The oratory which was built over his tomb became the site of a small Romanesque church which was built around the eleventh century. As a result of the rapidly expanding community on the Left Bank, it was decided a larger church was required. The new structure, built at the beginning of the thirteenth century in the Gothic style, had a nave with lateral aisles. An additional aisle on the south side was built in the early 14th century to accommodate the growing congregations from the nearby university.[1]
The church's external features include some fine gargoyles and flying buttresses. Its bells include the oldest one remaining in Paris, cast in 1412.
The heart of St. Michel is still the Place St. Michel with its baroque fountain of St. Michel killing a demon of some sort. This was once the site of numerous protests and social uprisings. One of the main events of French resistance to the occupying Nazis took place in the square, and in the now legendary riots of 1968, students took charge of the square in the face of tear gas and police clubs, declaring it an independent state! Odd as this may sound, it led workers to rally the same cause by... 
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announcing mass strikes, which led to the eventual fall of De Gaulle's government. This was once the "Washington Square Park" of Paris, filled with hippies, artists, writers, poets, dancers, musicians and art students. Now you are more likely to see the "Des Moines Bingo Club" on tour, en masse, zipped up in North Face and Gore-Tex as they climb the harrowing length of St. Michel in the extreme conditions of an late spring chill.
The Musée d'Orsay is a museum in Paris, France, on the left bank of the Seine. It is housed in the former Gare d'Orsay, a Beaux-Arts railway station built between 1898 and 1900. The museum holds mainly French art dating from 1848 to 1915, including paintings, sculptures, furniture, and photography.
Musée d'Orsay houses the largest collection of impressionist and post-Impressionist masterpieces in the world, by painters including Monet, Manet, Degas, Renoir, Cézanne, Seurat, Sisley, Gauguin and Van Gogh.
The museum building was originally a railway station, Gare d'Orsay, constructed for the Chemin de Fer de Paris à Orléans and finished in time for the 1900 Exposition Universelle. It was the terminus for the railways of southwestern France until 1939. By 1939 the station's short platforms had become unsuitable for the longer trains that had come to be used for mainline services. After 1939 it was used for suburban services and part of it became a mailing centre during World War II.In 1970, permission... 
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was granted to demolish the station but Jacques Duhamel, Minister for Cultural Affairs, ruled against plans to build a new hotel in its stead. The station was put on the supplementary list of Historic Monuments and finally listed in 1978. The suggestion to turn the station into a museum came from the Directorate of the Museums of France. The idea was to build a museum that would bridge the gap between the Louvre and the National Museum of Modern Art at the Georges Pompidou Centre.
Trained first in Montauban and then in Toulouse, Bourdelle started work as an assistant in Rodin's studio. This work is remarkable both for its tension and for its balanced construction. The dynamics come from the interaction of solids and voids, brutal force and balance. The figure denotes power, high-strung energy, pulled taut between the arm bending the bow and the foot braced against the rock.
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