Also linked to the Singing Saturday Challenge – and thanks for the inspiration go to Calmgrove for mentioning this song in a recent comment on another post.
I’ve been in England in the drizzle…but never to Paris! We did go to the Normandy area of France when we were there but there was lots of sunshine that day. (We just went over on the ferry for the day, and it was lovely!) 🙂
Yes, we are lucky to have such easy access to many parts of mainland Europe. Paris and Brussels are now incredibly easy by Eurostar train. And I love taking the car across to Normandy and spending a few days there.
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Travel with Intent 
I’ve been in England in the drizzle…but never to Paris! We did go to the Normandy area of France when we were there but there was lots of sunshine that day. (We just went over on the ferry for the day, and it was lovely!) 🙂
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Yes, we are lucky to have such easy access to many parts of mainland Europe. Paris and Brussels are now incredibly easy by Eurostar train. And I love taking the car across to Normandy and spending a few days there.
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What a nice piece to go with the rain.
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Yes, I listened to quite a few variations of the song before I chose this one.
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What a wonderfully atmospheric piece of music, Debbie! I’ll have sunshine, if it’s all the same to you 🙂
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I would prefer it myself! My shoes have only just dried out.
On Sat, Jul 12, 2014 at 9:55 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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who doesn’t love Paris? Thanks for the photo nudging memories!
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Love the music!
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Me too!
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Paris is definitely on my bucket list of places to get to. For now I live vicariously through others.
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Happy to oblige then 🙂
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I gotta get out more…
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Travelers travel in spite of the weather
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Spoken by an intrepid traveler!
Shadowy Six Words
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Love to visit some day….
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Lovely… It started to play before I found your post and I thought how nice is that!
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Lovely photo and jazz. Thanks for linking up 🙂
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