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France Revisited – Life in Paris, Travel in France

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Sparks of Curiosity in Saintes

When Gary Lee Kraut visited Saintes, an often-bypassed town by a bend in the Charente River, he saw vivid remnants of Rome, the 2000-year-old hand of a mason, and an arch dedicated to an unruly hereditary gang. He met gladiators, fled from a saint’s crypt, slept in the cell of a medieval nunnery, wandered through a weird museum, and swirled vintage Cognac, all the while t...

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Three Days in Paris: Your Nearly Personalized Itinerary

Taste, tour and experience Paris over three days while delving into its history, culture and bistro life.

When asked to create a Paris itinerary and touring plans for individual travelers, I respond with questions:

What are your interests, hobbies and ages? Have you been to Paris before? Where are you staying? Are you in decent walking shape or hav...

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Home in the Loire Valley: Unfamiliar Thoughts at the Château de Détilly

It was a warm July morning when we first turned the key in the weathered wooden doors of Château de Détilly. Birdsong clung to the trees. The air smelled of sun-warmed stone and dry grass. The wheat fields wavered in the heat like a mirage. What I remember most, though, was the silence—a silence so deep my own thoughts felt unfamiliar.

For most of my life in France, Pa...

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Return of the Marquis: Lafayette in America

Photo above: Lafayette in America with Mademoiselle Lilly

He’s the man of two worlds, of two revolutions and of two languages.
He’s a fellow who understands the politics of a republic, an empire and a kingdom.
He’s a citizen of France and an honorary citizen of the United States.
He’s Gilbert du Motier, marquis de La Fayette—call him Lafay...

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Paris of Dreams and Nightmares: Exploring the Dark Side of the City of Light
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