Montpellier is the host of this Weekly Special. I was walking through the Square Planchon when I snapped this picture. The rock in the center of the pool has been overtaken by nature to create this “champignon de mousse” (moss mushroom). It is impressive in color, but I found more disturbing in BW.
A Bridge Not Too Far
April 9, 2014This Weekly Special comes from our trip to the South of France last summer. After Theo & I attended the Green Day concert in Nîmes, Anne-Laure and Ella took the train to meet us. We spent part of the day at Pont du Gard.
Pont du Gard is an ancient aqueduct bridge crossing the Gardon River that was built by the Romans in the 1st century AD. It is part of the 50-km long (31 miles) aqueduct system that stretched from the natural springs in Uzès to the Roman colony in Nîmes. Today, it is UNESCO World Heritage Site and a fun park to visit with your family.
Piano in the Park
March 31, 2014Gruff Family Beware
February 18, 2014Graffiti Lyonnais
February 10, 2014One of the great things about living in a big city is the vast array of street art that you can stumble upon. This Weekly Special stems from a project that I did for a friend of mine. Her son had mailed me his “Flat Stanley” to show around Lyon as an assignment for his 2nd grade class. Stanley and I were coming back from one of the old Roman amphitheaters when we came upon this urban canvas.

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