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Parisian flat unopened for 70 years

‘Mrs de Florian never returned to her Paris flat after the war and died at the age of 91 in 2010. Behind the door, under a thick layer of dust lay a treasure trove of turn-of-the-century objects....Entering the untouched, cobweb-filled flat, one expert said it was like stumbling into the castle of Sleeping Beauty, where time had stood still since 1900.”

Parisian flat unopened for 70 years

‘Mrs de Florian never returned to her Paris flat after the war and died at the age of 91 in 2010. Behind the door, under a thick layer of dust lay a treasure trove of turn-of-the-century objects..

..Entering the untouched, cobweb-filled flat, one expert said it was like stumbling into the castle of Sleeping Beauty, where time had stood still since 1900.”

“I think I’m afraid to be happy because whenever I get too happy, something bad always happens.”

Charlie Brown

binds:

by carles rodrigo

kari-shma:

Dahlia:Flower from my garden - Flor do meu jardim (by Beto Frota)

ache:

need to magic some cash from somewhere for the Leeds fest ticket bought for me..
most excited about? mumford and sons, queens of the stone age and the cheek ..yesyesyes.

kari-shma:

(by _acido)

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Back from a week in Paris.
I love France so much. I can’t quite explain why? The atmosphere, I think.
I love speaking in a different language, and feeling confident doing so.
I think Paris is the only capital city I could see myself living in?
There’s hustle and bustle just like London, but it feels like there’s more vibrancy and life in Paris. Aside from Camden, London seems grim in comparison.