I was in London last week. It was the first time  when I visited this city and I would return to it gladly! During my stay I went to Doctor Who Experience and that was brillant ( Read more... )

This time it is probably the last batch of photos of Marseille. So I chose to talk about Notre-Dame de la Garde, perhaps the most famous monument of the city.  It is also called "la Bonne Mère" (the Good Mother). It's a basilica built in the 19th century in the neo-byzantine style on the foundations on a fort from the Renaissance.

( The last but not the least )

Today I 'm going to show photos of several places, in particular a district called Le Panier (The Basket). It's an old and popular quarter and you can see it in the movie Love Actually when Colin Firth fetches the woman he loves.

( Colin Firth wuz here )

This time it's not exactly Marseille but If, the smallest island of the Frioul Archipelago about a mile offshore of the town. The island is famous because the main character of The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas was imprisoned here. The fortress was built between 1524 and 1531 during the reign of Francis I. It became a prison later.

( The Château d'If )

I'm going to London at the end of the month (can't wait!) so I bought a camera. To test it I will take pictures of the town where I live. I hope you will  find that there are interesting places!

( Today, the Palais Longchamp )

So I've seen it. And I loved it. OK,  I'm always rather satisfied just after the first vision of a Potter movie, so maybe six month later I will be less indulgent but it was a great moment.


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I don't know the exact title but it's from the book Sauve qui peut by Sempé.

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After Joffrey's  major decision last week, all the characters have to assume the consequences.

( Big spoilers (picture and all that) )

Oh my.

( If you don't already know it, you don't want to know )

I know I say the same thing week after week but anyway: once more it was a great episode, written by G.R.R Martin himself.


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