Photos of our trip to France, 1990 
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Arriving at Orly Airport, Paris.

A feast in our friend's backyard.

Market

Horse meat

Trimming fat off roast

Our friends' house.

Note street name.

Dorothy being hugged & kissed by a Frenchman.

More kissing!

Wine cellar

Diana de Poitier's castle: King Francois I's favorite mistress.

Cathedral: Rouen, Normandy

Note McDonald! Rouen, Normandy

Joan of Arc's church and where she was burned: Rouen, Normandy

Joan of Arc's signature

Scars of WWII kept as a reminder: Rouen, Normandy

Port Honfleur, Normandy: Popular spot for painters.

Honfleur: Explorer Champlain left this port in 1603 to explore l'Acadie and in 1608 to establish Quebec city.

Normandy: 1st House liberated in 1944, seen in movie "The Longest Day."

Normandy Hotel: Fruit de Mer feast.

Juno Beach, Normandy.

German Bunker: Normandy beach

Canadian cemetery, Normandy: Wedgeport Boudreau Grave.

Normandy: US memorial cemetery, 9000 graves

Omaha beach, Normandy: German housing

Liberation Mile Marker from Normandy to Paris.

Sacred-Heart, Montmarte, Paris.

Montmartre art district, Paris, where great painters created masterpieces.

Paris, France, antique shop.

Lunch at friend, Serge's workplace cafeteria. Note the wine.

Inside Cathedral Notre Dame (1163-1260), Paris

Inside Cathedral Notre Dame (1163-1260), Paris

Note Paris street name, "American Independence"

Our friends, Serge & Jeannine Beaudet

Sculpture affixed to L'arc de triomphe, Paris

Being kissed by two French ladies, Paris

Hotel de Ville de Paris (City Hall)

Versailles

Versailles Plaza

Versailles, King Louis XIV Statue

Versailles Chapel

Versailles, Ceiling, Salon of Peace

Versailles, Queen's bedroom

Versaille painting: Marie Antoinette & Children

A view of Versaille's grounds

Versaille: Statue of The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

Saint Pair sur Mer, Normandy: Birthplace of the 1st Cottreau in Wedgeport

A tomb in Saint Pair sur Mer, Normandy, France

Elisa Augustine Cottereau died May 2, 1878 at 18.

Mont Saint Michel, Normandy

Saint-Malo, Brittany: Homeport of explorer, Jacque Cartier.

Monument to Patton