A Hemingway hangout, Les Deux Magots ("the two statues") at 170 Boulevard St. Germaine in the 6th arrondissement
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Ernest Hemingway in Paris in the 1920s. An expatriate learning to be an author while living with other members of the "lost generation."
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Hi Paul! I’m profiting from the holiday to anticipate the weekly visit… ;)
Had never seen these earlier posts, but found some amazing pictures here!
Les Deux Magots (boulevard Saint Germain) and La Closerie des Lilas are two favourite spots in Paris! And Papa looks great in 1924!
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