painting sacré-coeur from the ancient rue norvins in montmartre, paris, 1946
photo by edward clark, from ‘the great LIFE photographers’
OMGaaaaaaaah.LOVE
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Chalet Amazon Creek, Chamonix, France (via Chalet Amazon Creek : Daily Escape : Travel Channel)
Tapis Rouge by Gaëlle Villedary. 1,400 feet of this turf grass snakes through the French village of Jaujac.
Photos by David Monjou.
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producermatthew:
The newspaper La Bougie du Sapeur is well-known among French readers, despite having printed less than 10 issues over the past 22 years.
The newspaper, which printed its ninth issue today, publishes once every four years — on a leap day.
The paper prints 200,000 copies every four years for its subscribers. The cost of a subscription is 100 Euros for an entire century (or about 4 Euros an issue). [HuffPo]
We will start looking into the whole-century-subscription-model shortly](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m05vjqkwB21qz5ew6o1_250.jpg)
The newspaper La Bougie du Sapeur is well-known among French readers, despite having printed less than 10 issues over the past 22 years.
The newspaper, which printed its ninth issue today, publishes once every four years — on a leap day.
The paper prints 200,000 copies every four years for its subscribers. The cost of a subscription is 100 Euros for an entire century (or about 4 Euros an issue). [HuffPo]
We will start looking into the whole-century-subscription-model shortly
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To the countryside!
Vezelay, France via jackfrench
The amazing French cool-kid store Colette has put together a Ryan Gosling retrospective where you can buy replica clothing from Drive, Blue Valentine, and various other Gosling outfits. I can’t believe I typed the words “Gosling retrospective”. But there you go. This is where we are in life.
If you’re in Paris you can visit the actual store itself at 213 Rue St-Honore. They’re also on Tumblr.
amazing colors!
Aerial view of Château de Chenonceau, France (by Baloulumix)
Chambord, the last royal château built in the Valley of the Kings…an opulent palace of a supreme monarch, a monumental manifestation of royal power realized in stone.
Château de Chambord, France.
Will reblog every time.
