L'Audonienne
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Rain Rain go away - Eiffel Tower
... walk back to the hotel and gear up. We rested for a bit then headed out again as the rain seemed to have died down a little. So same track back and as we reached the tower, it bucketed down!! But we were prepared until we saw the line, it was longer than before and almost an hour's wait just to buy the tickets let alone get into the lift. It just wasn't meant to be!! We went home with everyone's leg almost falling off and looking forward to a hot bath & champagne ...
Train From Paris to Nice
I'm writing this just as we leave the station at Gare de Lyon. The trip is approximately 5.5 hrs. long. Since we don't have to change trains along the way; I look forward to the downtime. Last night we went to a restaurant recommended by hotel staff called Schwartz's. It's an 'American Style' hamburger joint. Anyway, the food was okay. Darren and I both had ...
About Bikes, Monet, Barbed Wire and Memories Made
For years Andrea had read a story to her children called "Linna in Monet's Garden" about a young girl who visits Paris and then goes to visit Monet's home. The book gives wonderful descriptions oi the journey - even mentioning that you can rent bikes in Vernon, then ride to the post card perfect village and the gardens where Monet was inspired to make his most famous works of art. We decided to re-enact this adventure. What an adventure ...
Paris: City of Love (cue Barry White music)
... to take our picture with the tower in the background. He took a great shot too, once he fixed the settings on my camera! I think I still have a lot to learn! Then we had to dodge the street guys (I'm not sure whether to call them vendors or performers - probably a bit of both) who were walking around with handfuls of string. I'd fallen for that trick before, and when they said "excuse me ma'am" I instantly refused their advances, having fallen for ...
Day 15-Paris again
... next, the Venus de Milo. She was easier to find, and the crowd was smaller and less insistent. Again, it's a statue....much like dozens of other statues in the museum....I'm admitting here that I just don't get it, ok? :) but I've seen the Venus de Milo. I think that's it....we didn't do any of the tourist pictures, like pretending our finger was touching the top of the pyramid entrance. We really were just ready to go. John wondered where the inverted pyramid that ...
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