Okay, if I had a penny for each time someone asked me, "Where did you get your boots?" I could easily buy each of you a pair.
But since I didn't collect pennies, you will have to do with the address. The site is in English.
Where did you get those BOOTS?
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12 responses to “Where did you get those BOOTS?”
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Hey, I love those flats!
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oh my gosh…i am dying over this website!!! i should just send this site to my dh for Christmas purposes 😀
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I’m loving all of the shoes and I’m not a shoe person!!
Kris -
No skinny widths. I could never live in Europe.
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In the US, check out shoes by Blowfish 🙂
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Your boots are wonderful – perfect for your journey on the Harley! That’s very nice of you to share the source.
Isa -
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1158866/selecting_a_tent_for_your_bike_tour/
My niece biking across America. Seattle to Washington, DC on a bicycle. She traveled with a very compact tent…and loved it.
http://bikertent.com/products.html
Now come stay at our house. I make a mean martini….FH will be glad he came. -
YIKES! What horribble English… my niece biked not biking.
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I have one of their shop here in my hometown…..
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No delivery to the US. Shoot!
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I like that store, I go to the one in Salon de Provence 🙂
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Bonjour Corey.
I go to the Promod on bd St-Michel in the Latin Quarter right by my apartment all the time. It’s my favorite place to go when I have a shopping jones and I’ve had great luck there.
I stopped by because I thought you might like to know about http://www.francophilia.com, the only social network for francophiles.
We launched a year ago, and in 2009 we’re going to add a marketplace where you can get your fill of French stuff. We’re a tiny startup operating on a shoestring budget, and depending on francophile bloggers like you to help get the word out.
Hope you and your readers will stop by and join us! And please help spread the word!
Merci et à bientôt.
Pamela Poole (LaGoulue)
Founder
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