 Hotel and restaurant on the central square in Marbach/Neckar. It was named after Friedrich Schiller, an eighteenth- . century writer, who was born in Marbach. ***************************************************************  The Palimidi, a medieval fortification above the city of Nafplio, Peloponnes. ***********************************************************************  Our house (actually Marie Christine's and Jacque's house) in Blanzat. It is big!  In our dining room, no words needed. Cheese is on the table somewhere.  Celebrating Christmas. Pat and Bobbie, left. A student, whom I can't identify. Another student, hidden by Richard.  Drying Laundry.  On the street in Paris.  At a Paris sidewalk cafe. We could not resist the hat. The Little Dog was probably embarrassed.  The Little Dog in his chariot. |
GERMANY  Remnants of the ancient city wall, Marbach. GREECE  The Medusa, resting above the exit from the Medusa Bar in Corinth. FRANCE
 Our street in Blanzat.  Helga, returning from a shopping triip.  Richard, preparing snails (escargot) in the kitchen.  Studying French.  Being admired in Paris.  Packing.  In Norman. |
 A typical house in central Marbach. The interior has been modernized, but the exterior is carefully preserved. All of these houses are inhabitaed.  The Bellevue Hotel in Corinth. *******************************************************************  The little corner grocery store in Blanzat. It is really located on a corner, a dangerous curve on a narrow street, the village's main street. The Little Dog refused to walk there, even though there is a sidewalk.
 The mural that suddenly appeared in Blanzat.  Richard and my friend Sherry Best, an artist from Idaho Falls, Idaho.  Picnicking.  Waiting to have the huge door to our apartment building opened, in Paris.  The incredible cakes Ingrid and I bought for our feast in Paris. Dachshunds
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