English: The Eiffel Tower. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Gustave Eiffel’s Symmetry (Photo credit: Storm Crypt)
Visual Description: Family vacation shot.
NACFY = FANCY, GURBY = RUGBY, TELTES = SETTLE, LEBTAL = BALLET — Giving us: FYUELE
Clue/Question: The tower in Paris was an . . .
Answer: EYEFUL
Paris Exposition: Eiffel Tower, Paris, France, 1900 (Photo credit: Brooklyn Museum)
(Oh, yeah! That’s a real stinker, allright! Old Gustave is spinning in his grave! No new clue words, today. Decent clue word jumbling. Great job on a very small answer letter layout, too. I’ve never been to Paris. Maybe some day I’ll pose under the Eiffel Tower. It could happen. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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Unclerave's Wordy Weblog 
I love Paris!!! Definitely put it at the top of your bucket list!
Hi, Bev.
So many places to see . . . so little money! I’ve seen London, Manila, and much of Northern Italy. Would love to get to Paris, Vienna, Barcelona, and all over Germany, some day! Maybe I’ll win Mega-Millions or Powerball and cruise the world. I can dream, right?
— YUR
I totally agree, Uncle Rave … somebody told an awful pun to Gustave, and … ’E FELL for it!
Oh, no you ditn’t, burt!!! — YUR
OMG HB76–good one too! Eyeful 🙂