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Foreignness of Foreigners

Notes from my travels with photographic accompaniment. Just click the photos to view the full-size version.

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La Sainte Chappelle, la Palais de Justice, et la Musée Picasso

Went to Sainte Chappelle, which is surrounded by the Palais de Justice. It's this super old cathedral/church with walls comprised mostly of stained glass windows. Incredible. The Palais de Justice was cool, too. Then decided to venture off in Marais, which is considered the GBLT area of Paris, as well as the Jewish neighborhood. Lots of high end boutiques and cool restaurants. The Musée Picasso is deep inside this neighborhood, and it took forever to find it, but it was awesome. No photography allowed inside the museum, so limited pictures. It sure is something to be able to see his old sketchbooks.

Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité: revolution!

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