This inaugural post includes two icons of Amboise architecture: the château which was the home to kings of France during the 15th and 16th centuries, and the bridge General LeClerc of World War II fame. The château sits on high ground above the center of town and the Loire river and thus is the first thing tourists see on entering over the bridge.
And speaking of icons, I also want to express my thanks to the CDP master, Eric Tenin, for inspiring me to do this blog, for helping me to adapt to French technology, and for being my friend !
Bien fait! Congratulations on the beautiful blog.
ReplyDeleteWlecome to the wonderful world of the CityDailyPhoto blogging! Amboise surely deserves a Ddaily photo blog - and a talented photographer!
ReplyDeleteWEll I see you have already had the papal blessing of the blog by Eric! I'm so glad you decided to join this rowdy band of bloggers. If I can help let me know. I'll spread the word about your blog as well.
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Oh I'm afraid this CDP community will let just anybody in now :-) Good luck with the venture Stuart!
ReplyDeleteWell thank you Michael, but I'm not "in" yet. I just sent in my request to join the group, so I hope you are right.
ReplyDeleteWell, I hope you're "in" by now. Some of these calendar series photos are just ridiculous, Stuart !! I LOVE them !!!!!!!!!!!!!! You & E blow my mind. Make it stop snowing. I gotta come see you ! xo
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kelly. Not "in" yet. But as they say in Amboise, "Ya'll come"! ...or something like that.
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