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The French Suburbs

These were our hosts Anthony and Sara Turner (his wife Sara is not in the picture). The woman pictured was our expert at the Louvre. I feel bad that I don't have her name.

These were our hosts Anthony and Sara Turner (his wife Sara is not in the picture). The woman pictured was our expert at the Louvre. I feel bad that I don’t have her name.

After a few hours at the Louvre we took our bus for about our hour to the northeast suburbs of Paris to the home of a renowned expert in the history of scientific instruments and time keeping, Anthony Turner. image

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

He also is a book seller and has written some books himself as well the information published about scientific instruments for auction catalogs. He and his wife Sara put on a rather unexpected wine and hors d’heuvres dinner including dessert. (Sorry Heather, there was too much for me to get down all the details).

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We spent several hours sharing stories, rummaging through Anthony’s books, sipping wine, eating, listening to some fine choral music, and enjoying the late afternoon sun. Couldn’t be better. I did buy three books – couldn’t resist – now I just have to figure out how to get them back on my luggage.

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Tomorrow is our last day in Paris,