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Le Tour Eiffel at Night

Le Tour Eiffel at Night
Le Tour Eiffel at Night,
originally uploaded by Nate Brunk.
Click on the picture to see the rest of the pictures from Paris and Vianden!

=Nate

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TwinMamaLinda said…
The pictures are gorgeous! I am so jealous - I look forward to seeing some of these sites in person later in life!

I hope you are having fun at work and at play. It was great to catch up with you online last week!

Love and Hugs!
6:21 PM
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