Ten Days in Europe

Thursday, November 21, 2013, at 03:33AM

By Eric Richardson

Work on Château de Chambord began in 1519. King François I designed the structure as a hunting lodge—with 440 rooms and 282 fireplaces.

Nearly two months ago, Kathy and I returned from a whirlwind ten days in Europe. The purpose of the trip was to revisit a few of Kathy's favorite places from her semester in France, and along the way we discovered a new favorite in the Swiss Riviera.

Technical difficulties (see my post about falling behind) kept me from posting these favorite photos here earlier, but I think it is only right to eventually give them a public viewing.