Not that anyone should be traveling during the coronavirus outbreak. We should all be staying home, staying safe, and flattening the curve. That’s what my wife and I have been doing for a few weeks now. We’ve done well with it, too. She (thankfully) works remotely, so is used to staying home. And I’m able […]
Tag Archives: France
Remembering D-Day +75 Years
It doesn’t seem that long ago that I was recalling my time on the beaches of Normandy. Five years, to be exact. And now, I’m looking back at D-Day +75 years.
Photos From Notre Dame
This week, for obvious reasons, I’ve been thinking a lot about my time in Paris, most particularly the visits my father and I took to Notre Dame.
The Louvre at Night
My father insisted that I wouldn’t be able to get a good nighttime shot of the Louvre in Paris, France when we were there together six years ago. In my stubbornness, and without a tripod, I insisted otherwise. Not until we got home weeks later was I able to see the photos, since I did […]
Remembering The 70th Anniversary of D-Day
Seventy years ago today – on June 6, 1944 – the Allies invaded the beaches of Normandy, which was the beginning of the end of World War II in Europe. Six years ago my father and I walked the beaches and through the cities and a cemetery. Today I look back through those photos, remembering […]
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