I am guessing they stayed open during the renovation and kept all the art there in order to keep tourist money coming in? I suspect those who made that decision might be out of a job, shortly.
I am guessing they stayed open during the renovation and kept all the art there in order to keep tourist money coming in? I suspect those who made that decision might be out of a job, shortly.
I am guessing they stayed open during the renovation and kept all the art there in order to keep tourist money coming in? I suspect those who made that decision might be out of a job, shortly.
What on earth are you talking about?
All the artwork that is gone. A Paris official says there was priceless artwork in the spire that collapsed. They charge £8 to enter that spire. That spire is within the scaffolding area. You think they would have removed that artwork. I think once this is looked into, whoever made the decision to keep that artwork in there during the renovation will be out of a job. Clear now?
I am guessing they stayed open during the renovation and kept all the art there in order to keep tourist money coming in? I suspect those who made that decision might be out of a job, shortly.
What on earth are you talking about?
All the artwork that is gone. A Paris official says there was priceless artwork in the spire that collapsed. That spire is within the scaffolding. You think they would have removed that. I think once this is looked into, whoever made the decision to keep that artwork in there will be out of a job. Clear now?
Yes, but it was perfectly clear you were talking rubbish the first time around.
I thought they were getting a grip on this. Views from above make it look even worse that earlier. I really hope those firefighters stay clear of that scaffolding.
Watching it unfold on TV in a hotel at the moment on a French channel - it's devastating for them. The French authorities are saying they're not sure if the cathedral can be saved. Hope as much can be done as possible for such an iconic historical building.
I’ve always wondered how it much have looked hundreds of years ago when it dominated the landscape. Within the interior, the first thing I think of is actually that organ.
Have very fond memories of Paris, me and my wife had our first holiday together there, and in August 2017 (when this quite frankly awful pic of us was taken) I proposed to her in the wonderful city, actually pretty emotional about it, I can't begin to imagine how awful it feels for Parisians who have grown up there, walking past it every day on their commute
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That man boils my piss.
Imagine if the French President had tweeted a message telling the American what to do when the twin towers were on fire.
He needs offing.
Yes, but it was perfectly clear you were talking rubbish the first time around.
Where is it you live again?
I’m amazed that scaffolding is still standing.
I’ll get my coat too....