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April in Paris

April in Paris

I've listened to songs about Paris, watched movies (mostly from the 1950s) about Paris, but I had never been to Paris until this past April. It's all ...
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I've listened to songs about Paris, watched movies (mostly from the 1950s) about Paris, but I had never been to Paris until this past April. It's all true. April in Paris is spectacular with life. This photo may be a bit cliche at this point, but I love it.
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