By Judy MacMahon
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Paris, France
My interest was piqued by a huge angel which is atop a tall column in the Parc Montsouris, near where I used to live. Then I began to notice so many different types of angels illustrated in architecture all over Paris, in the most unexpected places – on friezes and fountains, atop theatres…
By Ray Johnstone
| France
Was the myth of French liberation glorified by de Gaulle? Is this an example of history rewritten?
By Ray Johnstone
| France
The Way of St James inspires many myths and legends, which story do you believe?
By Susan Broomhall
| France
Join Susan as she uncovers the secrets held within gothic cathedrals.
By Paul Prescott
| Paris, France
A skilled singer in styles ranging from jazz to blues, from scat to crooning, Moe can adopt someone else’s words or create his own inimitable songs anchored deep in the groove carved by his personal poetry.
The French claim not to care about the private lives of their politicians; rather they profess to judge them only on their leadership ability. By contrast, almost every action a politician takes in Australia is scrutinised, and sensationalised by the media.
By Guylaine Simone Gamble
| France
After Cannes, Los Angeles is becoming a major spot of interest for French Cinema. “Quiet on the set! And… action!”
By Laura Griffin
| Paris, France
I take my cue from Dr. Seuss who was a poet, philosopher and humorist rolled up into one wonderful writer: “Think left and think right and think low and think high. Oh, the thinks you can think up if only you try!”