The bells. The bells!

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I hope to go there someday too.How much does it cost to go Paris these days?

I have the same picture Leo but mine was shot on film years ago. What a beautiful city I have always enjoyed going there.
Hope you had a nice time.

Quasimodo???? Hey, that rings a bell!!!!
Leo, it’s great to have you back in the States.
Ken
Las Vegas, Nevada

This is from a Paris card; I know because I had a fellow employee visit there and send us this card back from there. To respond to Steven, it can be an expensive thing, but you can get a deal.

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