The d'Orsay wasn't in the train station in those days |
Montmarte, Basilica of the Sacred Heart; still where it was then |
No longer there department: the Cafe Wagner (commemorating the infamous Paris debut of Tannhauser) across from the old opera; I remember a young store clerk laughing at our pronunciation of "opera" |
And on to Versailles |
And the Loire... |
With many fine pique-niques along the way |
The amphitheater at Autun that we skipped last July |
Our first visit to Lauterbrunnen |
At the cemetery in Zermatt, the grave of the famous Swiss guide Michel Croz, who died in the Matterhorn's first descent |
After three days and two freezing nights, this was all we got to see of the Matterhorn |
To be continued...
*from the Archives of the Sherouse Family Digitization Project
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