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The Arrival Of My Paris Dreams

I finally achieved my dream of 10 years

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The Arrival Of My Paris Dreams
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Paris is every little girl's dream, right? The lights, the music, the people. Well, it has been my dream since I was only five years old, and this summer I achieved that dream.

In June 2016, I was fortunate enough to go on a tour around Europe for 11 days and visit four countries. The destinations included London, Switzerland, Venice, Florence, Rome and most importantly, Paris! It was cold and gloomy most of the time but that didn't stop me from enjoying the fact that my dream was coming true. Here are just a few pictures that I took on my trip:

This was the first view of France I saw as we got off the ferry from London.

This is the Arc De Triomphe!

The dream view was finally here.


The Lourve!


It was very gloomy this day, but we still enjoyed going inside Notre Dame.


I even ate a french crepe on the sidewalk of Paris!

Amazing views from the second floor of the Eiffel Tower.


Finally, we went to a dinner and show at Moulin Rouge.


Paris, I'm coming back soon. I promise.

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