My husband accompanied my daughter to France. She has gone for three months; he went for a week to make sure she got there safely because she hates flying. They visited Mont St. Michel while in France so here are a couple of photos.
Here's an interesting detail shot that Grace took:
The tide was low, which allowed everyone to park in the lot until the tide comes in.
And here's a shot of Grace back on dry land:
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Those are great. Your husband was great to have flown with her instead of letting her face her fears alone...how sweet.
I love the architecture. So beautiful. I bet your husband and daughter had a great time together.
Like Grace, I don't love flying! Otherwise I would have already gone to Berlin to visit my son!
I go on shorter flights without too much difficulty.
Thanks for sharing the lovely shots.
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I've always wanted to go to Mont St. Michel and have never made it there. I love your photos!
Wow, I can't even imagine what it took to construct that fortress. And I can understand your daughter's dislike of flying. It used to be fun and an adventure. Now it's just tedious and stressful.
Those are lovely! I especially love the one with the arches and the airplane trail.
Wow. Beautiful photos. Thank you for sharing. :)
Those make me wish I could fly there today. What great shots!
Those are fabulous. Mont St. Michel is on my wish list. one day...
How wonderful, I hope they had a wonderful time.
Father and daughter going together is so good. I loved visiting places with my dad! Wonderful photos!
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Wonderful pictures! I love the angle and perspective in the shots of the building.
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I like the addition of the shadowy effect around the corners of the first pix. It gave some mystery vibe to it. The second one with the architectural detail plus a plane flying overhead. Great father and daughter time. :D
Oh I love Mont St Michel. We were lucky enough to go there in 1998. It's such an amazing place. I particularly love your second shot. (BTW I think I've fixed the problem with my photos this week)
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