Yesterday I also went to the Cathedral of Notre Dame, where there is beautiful light wherever you look.
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Yesterday I also went to the Cathedral of Notre Dame, where there is beautiful light wherever you look.
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Cool picture of David (I guess) on the harp!
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My guess is that it’s David as well. Glad you enjoyed it.
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Ooh love the photo of those candles! Go to Ste. Chapelle and find more harps in stained glass and also in the Musee de Cluny. It’s fun to find them. Love reliving Paris through your trip.
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Going back to Ste. Chapelle definitely. I had not started the harp when I was there in 2002, so I didn’t look for them. Also went to the Cluny that trip. Doubt if I’ll make it back to the Cluny this time. Guess another Paris trip will be in order!
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my pics of harps spied in Paris are in my folder on the VHC. Enjoy Ste. Chapelle!
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Found some harps at Musee d’Orsay. Stay tuned!
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