After the Renaissance Festivel on Saturday, we decided to enjoy the sunny, 60+º weather in Lyon by continuing to walk around the rues of the Vieux Lyon.
I COMPLETELY agree,
this chair needs to be recovered
this chair needs to be recovered
That would still be a NO, Laurie
Although I do like these better than the ones with wings.
People do smoke in France
St. Roch
I would have guessed St. James of Camino de Santiago fame. Laurie had never been inside of St-Georges Church in the Vieux Lyon so we just HAD to go in for her to light two candles for Kevin and Jacob.
Malta?
Intricate St-Georges Woodcarving
Young Love in Lyon
Old love wasn't so bad there today either.
Now it was on to Place Bellecour.
Laurie had to REALLY
think about this one
think about this one
That would be a NO!
You have to love a good tuba man
Free French Flag from WWII
It was indeed a BIG balloon day
Glace Dessert
In the evening, Laurie and I were invited to the home of Jean-Charles, Marianne, Julien and Lucie Damboise for dinner.
I was chastised by Marianne for not taking more pictures than this one of the fabulous dessert that they served us after a brilliant meal of tasty foie gras, perfectly prepared lamb and a wonderful assortment of French cheeses.
Quite frankly, the conversations were so good and non-stop that I simply forgot about my normal picture taking habits until the dessert was served.
As always, the Damboise family were great and very kind hosts. We hope to repay them as we host Lucie in our home in August. It should be lots of fun!
2 comments:
Nice of you to loan the tuba player a pair of your pants.
It was the least that I could do for him.
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