Miadora: My French Post

In this post I will post all things french!

Starting simple: The Tour de Eiffel or Eiffel Tower. My favourite Landmark and the most beautiful structure ever built in my eyes. I challenge you to find one more stunning. I hope to climb the Tower oneday but I'm not sure if I'll make it because I am scared of heights! Not the greatest thing if you dream of climbing the tallest building in the world from 1889-1930 but I hope I can make it!

This one is just beautiful. View over Paris at sunset jsut as the Tower lights up for the night. I want to stay somewhere with a view like this.

I also want to stay here:
That is a picture frame window sill and it frames a picture perfect view!

On the corner of rue des Francs-Bourgeois and 21 rue de Sevigne in Le Marais. One Day I will visit!

Cute!
I'm sure I've had a dream which took place in this street!
I love how all the Buildings are different colours. And the narrow winding streets add such a cute character!
Me want be there!

How cool would it be to live here!?!

I want this chair:

This where my holiday house will be when I live in france ;) (provence)
I'll build a little hay bail cottage with a white wash and it will have a beautiful garden and a vinyard...

The Louvre.

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Or maybe my little cottage will be stone...

And this will be my city block of flats...

And this is where I'll get my morning coffee.. on my blue scoota ;)

And this is my other house in france... thats three so far...

Notre Dame:

Is it possible to fall in love with a door? Oh paris I love you!

And this is my 4rth french house.. (if only...)
Idea! Maybe I could talk my friends to all move to all these different locations and then I could just go and stay with them all...!

Awww!

I love Paris in the spring time, I love Paris in the Fall...

Did I mention that my vinyard house will also have a big field of wild flowers?

Do need say anything?

This one's for mum cause I know she loves wisteria vine and the French country side...

I love Provence...

Versaille...

700 rooms, 67 staircases, 67,000 square metres of floor area, 2,153 windows, Built by King Louis XIV, and one of the most OTT palaces in the world (in my opinion) but no one can deny it is beautiful.