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Down the home stretch...on Segways no less!
We were in no hurry to get up early after our late night adventures from the previous night, and we opted to go a little more low key today. We caught the train into the St Michel/Notre Dame station and worked our way to the streets on the edge of the beautiful Latin Quarter.
It was a beautiful spring day and many of the shops were open, …
Better grab the popcorn...
We've had some long days during this trip, no doubt. Some involved multiple stops in the same day, such as Tuesday. But I don't think any one day was as jam packed for both activities and stories as this Friday.
Our day started with intentions of getting laundry done at the laundromat across the street, and we packed all of our dirties …
That sound you hear is the smashing of stereotypes
Our flight from Rome to Paris was uneventful with two exceptions. First, as soon as we landed at Paris Orly the French starting applauding, which we thought kind of odd. I thought I had heard at one point that the French applaud when they land on home soil, but it turns out that was the Irish. Eh, who knows. It was interesting at least. The second …
Day 26
... France, and we rounded the next corner. It was all but dark. Through the space of two buildings, was something we didn't expect. The rain had stopped and the breeze had dried us somewhat and we looked forward to the remainder of the trip. Through the two buildings was the tower. The time spent in traffic meant that the tower turned from a red rust souileftt to a brilliantly lit, from base to apex, spire. It disappeared before I had time to get the camera ...
Day 7 - Historic Paris
... we need to find Rue "G" and get back on track. Anne lets out a heavy exhale and we set off.
In the meantime, we come across "Shakespeare & Company", a recreation of the bookstore that was open during the 1920's that was regularly visited by Ernest Hemingway, James Joyce, and others of their generation. When I read I usually read Hemingway,( just at night and on all plane trips), so I was interested. It really is a nice old bookstore, even ...
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