France has nearly everything: beaches, mountains, farms, culture-rich cities, caves and so on. There were a number of times last month that I wished I could have stuck my camera out the window while driving through. The five plus hour drive from North Holland through the North of France can go from boring to bodacious in the space of one kilometer. Below are a few sights that I was able to shoot while I wasn't behind the wheel.
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| Lots of color at the Jardin du Luxembourg in Paris |
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| Summer in November at Jardin du Luxembourg |
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| Entering Notre Dame Paris |
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| Inside Notre Dame |
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| Very inviting restaurant entry at St. Michel |
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| We joked about specialty stores in Paris. Here's an umbrella and cane store. |
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| Near Jardin du Luxembourg |
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| Night fog at Place St. Michel |
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| St. Michel |
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| Vélib' bikes outside the café |
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| Red Cross volunteers checking on poor street artists |
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| Old country house at Verberie |
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| Sun room on back of country house |
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| Rouen, the city where Joan of Arc was burned |
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| Leading out of city park in Rouen |
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| A dog getting a €130 haircut in Rouen |
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| The city is known for its cathedrals |
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| On the banks of the Seine at Rouen |
