Gumbo’s Pic of the Day, Nov. 21, 2015: Carousel in Dijon
Carousels always attract my attention—I still want to grab the brass ring, I suppose—and France seems to have more of them than anywhere else I’ve
Menu
Carousels always attract my attention—I still want to grab the brass ring, I suppose—and France seems to have more of them than anywhere else I’ve
DowntownTucson Business shows support for France in a different way.
Photo of Paris by PHeymont France will reinstate border controls for a month as part of larger security measures around the UN Climate Conference
As one of the most famous opera houses in the world, and a symbol of Paris, we definitely had to see the Opéra Garnier on
Last year, France regrouped its local government borders to create regions and eliminate extra layers of government; a recent survey and recent statistics have picked
The French government is launching “Le Taxi,” a new app that allows passengers to “e-hail” taxis from their computers or smartphones, and rate the service
After a summer of scorching temperatures all over Europe, central France has gotten its first snow of winter, possibly heralding a long, cold winter. The
French law, French tradition and what some perceive as “modern times” are leading to a clash in France over laws mandating that artisan trades—and that
Glass-bottomed bridges with spectacular views seem to be a real trend these days. Germany has just opened a new one across the Geierlay canyon, and
A number of French radio stations are in revolt against a 1994 law that requires that 40% of the songs played on radio stations be
Carousels always attract my attention—I still want to grab the brass ring, I suppose—and France seems to have more of
DowntownTucson Business shows support for France in a different way.
Photo of Paris by PHeymont France will reinstate border controls for a month as part of larger security measures
As one of the most famous opera houses in the world, and a symbol of Paris, we definitely had to
Last year, France regrouped its local government borders to create regions and eliminate extra layers of government; a recent survey
The French government is launching “Le Taxi,” a new app that allows passengers to “e-hail” taxis from their computers or
After a summer of scorching temperatures all over Europe, central France has gotten its first snow of winter, possibly heralding
French law, French tradition and what some perceive as “modern times” are leading to a clash in France over laws
Glass-bottomed bridges with spectacular views seem to be a real trend these days. Germany has just opened a new one
A number of French radio stations are in revolt against a 1994 law that requires that 40% of the songs