Bastille Day, July 14, which is a national holiday in France,
celebrates the actions of a mob of Frenchmen,
tired of the rule of their king, who stormed a prison
to get weapons and free prisoners.
It marked the start of the French Revolution.
Vive la France!
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Yes sometimes that needs doing. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHow's the bathroom remodel going? I'm sure wonderfully.
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The bathroom is finally done today- so much work for Russell! Photos maybe tomorrow! Enjoying your cruise? xoxoxo
DeleteThat's a very pretty place.
ReplyDeleteThanks- it is definitely a wonderful city with so much history!
DeleteViva la France!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty picture for Wordless Wednesday
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Thanks- we love France and especially Paris!
DeleteHappy July 14th to the people of France!
ReplyDeleteLove the photo Kathe :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a bastilletastic week 👍
I wasn't aware that none of the Bastille is left and there is only a monument erected where it used to sit. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteBeautiful French photo and so glad bathrooms are done ! Xo
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Beautiful post and photo. Thanks for remembering.
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