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MMM- Morisot Aime Manet Part 1

Artists Manet Monet Secret Love The Impressionists

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Get Outside - Paris Street Art

Get Outside Murals Paris Outdoors Paris Street Art

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Get Outside - The Magic of Marais - La Magie du Marais

Femme Fatales Get Outside History Recommendations Theatre Tours

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Paris Packing - Light Luggage for a Week

September 08, 2014

Recommendations Solo Travel

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A train through the Impressionist Countryside

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On Rue Descartes

October 27, 2011

My Photos Paris Streets

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Le Temps Passe Vite

October 25, 2011

Artists Giverny The Garden

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Midnight in Paris

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Paris Piquant by Philippa Campsie

Food Paris Shopping in Paris

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Insider's Guide to Paris - Articles | Travel + Leisure

Food My Photos Paris

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The Vertical Gardens of Patrick Blanc

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Misia - Another Red-headed Muse, Part Three

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Misia - Another Red-headed Muse, Part Two

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Moi

Paris isn’t cute pink pastries - it’s so much more. It's a city with enough history to fill your diary for a decade

My time-travelling tales focusing on France’s artists, writers, and femme fatales have appeared on the pages of France Today and the online guide Bonjour Paris.

I’ll be including cool stories, Paris touchstones and events.

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French Fact

The Breton shirt was officially created by an Act dated the 27th March 1858 which introduced the blue & white striped knitted shirt in the uniform list of the French seaman. It was said that this stripe allowed for the easy location of man fallen into the sea.

Keep your ticket

Keep your Metro ticket. You'll need it at your destination.

Find Your Way

Check out RATP's excellent website for finding your way on the Paris Metro.

FNAC

Shows, Galleries, Exhibitions, Excursions - Book your tickets ahead of time with FNAC.com. I did and it worked.

Always Say Bonjour

Always say Bonjour to a shopkeeper and Merci when you leave - even if you're just looking.

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