The February Calendar
Hi there! Unfortunately, the time has passed for the February calendar. We hope you are having a great month, whenever you’re reading this. Thank you as always for reading Frenchfully!
Hi there! Unfortunately, the time has passed for the February calendar. We hope you are having a great month, whenever you’re reading this. Thank you as always for reading Frenchfully!
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This week’s free map, as mentioned, is Austin, home of the Servant Girl Annihilator. Download the map here!
So — here’s this month’s free map! Featuring a paper cut design of the Jardin des Plantes in Paris’s 5th arrondissement. To download it, just click here.
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This week’s map is London! London’s the greatest, and it is also the city that greeted Major Charity Adams (later lieutenant colonel, just FTR) with a Buzz Bomb. To learn more about Charity Adams, I strongly recommend her autobiography, One Woman’s Army: A Black Officer Remembers the WAC or Double Victory: How African American Women Broke Race and Gender Barriers to Help Win World War II. To download the map, shown below, just click here. Save it, print it out and frame it — it’s distressingly indistinguishable from a screenprint. The better quality the printer, the better quality the print, though even a super-cheap printer (like mine) will do a half-decent job. Each map is only available for free for a week, so download away.
This week’s free map is of Paris, City of Light, Love, and Louboutins. I sacrificed a lot to make that alliteration work, including five minutes going through pastries that begin with an L. To download the map, shown below, just click here. Save it, print it out and frame it — it’s distressingly indistinguishable from a screenprint. The better quality the printer, the better quality the print, though even a super-cheap printer (like mine) will do a half-decent job. Each map is only available for free for a week, so download away.
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