We'll always have Paris

Article Abstract:

A biographer describes her experience in Paris where she shifted with her family to write about Ben Franklin's 18th -century adventure in France. She explains that although there were no language-barriers, she felt awkward and incapable whereas at home in New York she is organized, competent, and semiarticulate.

France, Personal narratives, Biographers, Travel

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Paris journal: sky dining

Article Abstract:

There are few restaurants in Paris with views of the city. In the mid-19th century, buildings were restricted to 6 stories in height. Several restaurants that do have a view are described. They include the Jules Verne, which is located on the Eifel Tower's second platform.

Restaurants

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Bagatelle: a garden of earthly delights

Article Abstract:

The two-thousand-plus acre Bois de Boulogne forms the grounds of the eighteenth century Chateau de Bagatelle, Paris, France, where flowers bloom in profusion. The Doric-columned chateau has been restored and is open to the public.

Gardens

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