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| Our Lady of Strasbourg |
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| The most gorgeous rose window—stolen by Nazis and hidden in the salt mines, to be found by the Monument Men! Americans to the rescue! |
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| An astronomical clock! You can see the season, the hour, the quarter hour, the zodiac sign, the holiday, the artist’s painting… it’s a very busy clock! |
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| The opening of the Maginot Line—Four de Chaux—this entrance is deceptive. The tunnels are 100 feet underground and the temperature is 54 degrees all the time. You’ll find a kitchen, an infirmary with surgery equipment and a dentist, a movie theater, and also SO MUCH military artillery. |
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| Our guide, who, thankfully, knew the ways through the tunnels. |
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| This tunnel goes on FOREVER. |
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| They should warn you about the mannequins. But they don’t. |
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| The soldiers entertained themselves with artwork! Mickey Mouse was huge in the 1930’s. |
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| Back on board, Mom and Dad were feted with champagne, flowers, chocolates, a cheese plate, a cake, and several cards! They were celebrated so beautifully! |
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| The happy couple—Happy 50th, Mom and Dad!! |
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