Every year France welcomes more guests than it has residents, and on my couch with the globe I show why it's more than Paris.
The French call it the hexagon, yet its longest land border is with Brazil, through French Guiana and its space centre. The Revolution of 1789 changes Europe, and the Eiffel Tower, built to last twenty years, survives thanks to a radio antenna. A two-hour lunch is sacred here, there are over 350 cheeses, and the Louvre would take about a hundred sleepless days to see.
Thank you for this trip on my OFTV — Mont-Saint-Michel waits, and so do I on my OnlyFans.
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