Notre Dame burns

[furrowtickler]

The Cathedral guards weren't on duty !

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Anyone else see that short 9 second video by “common sense” , on that twitter page?
Is that a fire fighter??

Interesting is all

[sumdumguy]

SF3, if you love history, goto France, rent a car, load gps at home and order atlas on amazon before you go. The countryside has elevators, orchards, pastures, small cities all have churches from 12 & 13 hundreds with the floor treads worn down 3 inches from constant foot traffic. In a church near Lyon from back then, the walls are covered with crosses with each family name and date - what a great idea. Wander around France down to the south of the country. I think France is less than 1000 miles north to south. Toll booths charging up to 19 Euro on the inter states so it costs a few euro to get from Paris to Monte Carlo and Italy, but really worth it. Around Dublin too, really fun coutryside. Kinda makes our open prairies quite mundane, but oh well.

[sumdumguy]

Guess what- we only got power in 1959 at Bechard.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

SF3, if you love history, goto France, rent a car, load gps at home and order atlas on amazon before you go. The countryside has elevators, orchards, pastures, small cities all have churches from 12 & 13 hundreds with the floor treads worn down 3 inches from constant foot traffic. In a church near Lyon from back then, the walls are covered with crosses with each family name and date - what a great idea. Wander around France down to the south of the country. I think France is less than 1000 miles north to south. Toll booths charging up to 19 Euro on the inter states so it costs a few euro to get from Paris to Monte Carlo and Italy, but really worth it. Around Dublin too, really fun coutryside. Kinda makes our open prairies quite mundane, but oh well.

And after doing that and seeing the sights and scenes, history and architecture, You'll never have any desire to go sit on a beach in a country with none of the above again.
When we made a round-trip of France , Tried to spend as many miles on back roads as we did tollroads , It might take three times longer but the scenery is well worth it.

Regrettably, we didn't actually go in Notre Dame. Saw it from the outside and The lineup to get in, and went elsewhere.

[SASKFARMER]

I did when I was younger and loved the countryside also did time in Switzerland and Greece and turkey Germany and Holland.

[jazz]

Look how rabidly the French protect their history. People risked life to save precious art works.

Here in Canada we take ours down when people complain, We rename our landmarks. Write out people from our history. Take down statues of past PMs.

[fjlip]

Look how rabidly the French protect their history. People risked life to save precious art works.

Here in Canada we take ours down when people complain, We rename our landmarks. Write out people from our history. Take down statues of past PMs.

Smash and burn 1000 usable elevators, certainly far from 850 years old!

[sumdumguy]

A crying shame, the elevator system that went down. The railways and SWP were the big push. I was on the local board where our local rep would come with his chest puffed out to tell us what head office wanted. It didn’t matter that our elevator was just rebuilt. Where are they now? Pushing up daisies and we are left with the wrecked roads, semi traffic, waste of fuel. Then they tell to conserve - yep!

[bucket]

A crying shame, the elevator system that went down. The railways and SWP were the big push. I was on the local board where our local rep would come with his chest puffed out to tell us what head office wanted. It didn’t matter that our elevator was just rebuilt. Where are they now? Pushing up daisies and we are left with the wrecked roads, semi traffic, waste of fuel. Then they tell to conserve - yep!

And now they say the elevator consolidation is making a larger carbon footprint....no shit. ..and guess who is left to pay...