Beautiful Paris Walks: The Seine booksellers (les bouquinistes)

[@brucefielder9312]

Thank you Oliver for adding current videos to older podcasts. It's a great way to get a real sense of what you are talking about. I particularly enjoyed the views of the construction going on at Notre Dame as well as the river view. Sorry that Sydney is no longer a book seller and I hope she is doing well wherever she may be. I also enjoyed your joint conversation with Vero last week.

[@TheEarfulTower]

Thanks for the kind words and encouragement :)

[@nadia-i1l5h]

Loved listening to the two of you, thanks

[@kirkt.1596]

Excellent talk. It’s Ben almost twenty five years sense I visited Paris. I remember seeing all those book sellers. Fond memories. Hope to return someday.

[@LivTours]

Fascinating and lovely conversation! Thank you for sharing.

[@TheEarfulTower]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sandykaczmarski3211]

Loved seeing the bouquinistes when we visited a few years ago. They are such a part of Paris. Removing them would be like removing the Eiffel Tower!

[@TheEarfulTower]

agreed!

[@sonyaaurelia9580]

What is the price range for hanging photos or paintings?

[@monicabacigaluppi6984]

According to what this woman says about thel lánguáge, I tell you. I never go to a country if I do not speak their lánguáge or that they speak English well. People from muy country are they same as American, they do not care for learning . I think that IS not respectful. And tell her you just pronounce "Los Ángeles" , letter G like H in English, and you should not pronounce French names they American way. Thanks. I am from Argentina.