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Danube delta, Romania.
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Danube delta, Romania.

"Ile de la Cite", protected by two arms of the river Seine, was the first place of settlement for an early population before Gallo-Roman times.
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"Ile de la Cite", protected by two arms of the river Seine, was the first place...

The dove-cote of the Manor of Ango, Normandy, evokes memories of the owner's extensive travels. Ango was a rich merchant of the 16th century, who built his manor house with a red-and-white brick decor.
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The dove-cote of the Manor of Ango, Normandy, evokes memories of the owner's ext...

The comercial harbour of Rouen, Normandy.
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The comercial harbour of Rouen, Normandy.

The "Porte d'Aval" and the 70m-high needle of Etretat, Normandy, show the strange results of the waves on the chalk cliffs of the coast of Normandy.
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The "Porte d'Aval" and the 70m-high needle of Etretat, Normandy, show the stra...

Lines of trees protect the flat lands of Ceaux, Normandy, from the west winds blowing from the Atlantic.
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Lines of trees protect the flat lands of Ceaux, Normandy, from the west winds bl...

The harbour of Honfleur, Normandie.
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The harbour of Honfleur, Normandie.

A street in the old town of Honfleur, Normandie. Walls and roofs are covered with slate shingles.
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A street in the old town of Honfleur, Normandie. Walls and roofs are covered wit...

"Marais salants", basins where salt is recovered from the sea. In the background the churchtower of Batz sur mer, Brittany.
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"Marais salants", basins where salt is recovered from the sea. In the background...

Chasse a courre - Hunting in the forest of Orleans.
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Chasse a courre - Hunting in the forest of Orleans.

The puy de Dome, 1465 m, is the highest of the ancient volcanos of the Auvergne. Celts and Romans made it a place of worship; Pascal conducted his experiments on the weight of air on the Puy de Dome in 1653.
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The puy de Dome, 1465 m, is the highest of the ancient volcanos of the Auvergne....

The puy de Dome, 1465 m, is the highest of the ancient volcanos of the Auvergne. Celts and Romans made it a place of worship; Pascal conducted his experiments on the weight of air on the Puy de Dome in 1653.
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The puy de Dome, 1465 m, is the highest of the ancient volcanos of the Auvergne....