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Uh, no kidding !!!!! They were asking for trouble. That should have been enclosed in a glass protective case. What did they think was going to happen with kids within inches of it ?
The trip almost looked intentional, but I would like to think differently.
Don
How the hell is it intentional? You can quite clearly see as zelpha says he's not looking where he's going that's all
You can take photos in the Louvre. Absolutely nothing prohibited about taking photos as long as there is no flash. That has of course led to this monstrosity:
Yes, that's how full of people the hall was when I got there. We were allowed to take pictures of anything in the Louvre EXCEPT the Mona Lisa. Looks like that's not the case anymore.
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