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This really is interesting. Thank you for sharing.
Very beautiful statue with an amazing story behind it. Iconic now for America.
So, it was made in France?
a little but very good piece of history dear Christine i wasn't aware of it at all thanks blessings
I love historic pictures. Very cool!
That is an iconic shot
And to think they did all this without a computer! Interesting photo!
This statue truly represents what America is all about. Thanks, Christine!
thanks for sharing this
Have a nice day.
Angie it was a gift to the US from France from what I know.
Yes a nice gift from France to US.
Great photo, TFS! Hugs!
It has a fascinating history.
Thanks for sharing. It was an amazing gift for France to give the US,for sure.
The history is quite fascinating, I believe it was a symbol of the friendship between France and the US.All the best Jan
I knew it was a gift from France. Although I didn't know it was assembled and taken part.
Es una bella estatua y siempre es Bueno conocer su historia. Te mando un beso.
great statue.... nice shot
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This really is interesting. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful statue with an amazing story behind it. Iconic now for America.
ReplyDeleteSo, it was made in France?
ReplyDeletea little but very good piece of history dear Christine
ReplyDeletei wasn't aware of it at all
thanks
blessings
I love historic pictures. Very cool!
ReplyDeleteThat is an iconic shot
ReplyDeleteAnd to think they did all this without a computer! Interesting photo!
ReplyDeleteThis statue truly represents what America is all about. Thanks, Christine!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing this
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.
ReplyDeleteAngie it was a gift to the US from France from what I know.
ReplyDeleteYes a nice gift from France to US.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo, TFS! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteIt has a fascinating history.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. It was an amazing gift for France to give the US,for sure.
ReplyDeleteThe history is quite fascinating, I believe it was a symbol of the friendship between France and the US.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
I knew it was a gift from France. Although I didn't know it was assembled and taken part.
ReplyDeleteEs una bella estatua y siempre es Bueno conocer su historia. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeletegreat statue.... nice shot
ReplyDeleteThis is really interesting.
ReplyDeleteJulia x
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