June 2021 – Paris
If one swallow doesn’t make a summer, a stork will. With the combination of good weather, progress in vaccination and the reduction of limitations, it is once again possible to travel. Carefully to preserve the safety of all. That is why I recently went to Strasbourg, which explains the unusual presence of the stork. This is the first of many trips, first in France and then as soon as possible in Europe.
However, I am still concentrating on articles about Latin America, at least until the end of June. From there, it will be appropriate to greet the national days in the north of the continent by starting a summer retracing a little more of what I know in Canada and the United States. But how quickly the weeks go by as so many photos compete to get out of the hard drives and onto the screens.
Destinations for June:
What you may have missed last month:
- Argentina: Soho, Buenos Aires’ chic quarter
- Chile: The landscapes of Easter Island
- Paraguay: The Jesuit mission in Trinidad
- Uruguay: Punta del Diablo
- Mexico: Teotihuacan
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very much looking forward to anything from Central America!
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Thanks, stay tuned, coming soon on your screen 🙂
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Lucky you! Strasbourg is one of my favourite cities.
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I was very lucky for this first trip in France, the weather was so nice and the centre of Strasbourg is perfectly designed for a few days visit.
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I feel that I could live there. It is such an attractive city, the architecture is amazing, the food and wine are delicious, the surrounding Alsatian countryside is lovely and I like the French-German cultural mix.
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I completely agree with you and your definition reminds me so much of what I experienced when I lived in Luxembourg.
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I should have visited when I was nearby in Trier.
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I visited Trier when I was in Luxembourg 🙂 It is a region with many big cities and several countries, there is plenty to visit.
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