Mister Bed City Torcy
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Moulin Rouge
... bar on fire and all the shots
fell in and we drank, I can't explain it very well but it was awesome!!!! We
partied for hours and got back to the hotel about 4am then kept chatting and
listening to music til about 5. I slept through my alarm and Kayla had knocked
her phone and the battery fell out so hers didn't go off either… mad rush at
7.30 when we realised to get dressed and get everything packed to get on the
coach by 8! Yikes!
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Paryż - ostatni dzień i podsumowanie
... się scenie zbrodni na terenie muzeum. Osobiście nie jestem koneserem sztuki i niewiele wiem o epokach oraz znanych malarzach. Uważam jednak, że Luwr to kolejne Must-See Paryża. W dodatku wszyscy poniżej 18 roku życia jak i obywatele Unii Europejskiej poniżej 25 roku życia mają wejście za darmo! Mi udało się wejść za free, lecz Iwona już niestety musiała ...
Exploring the Marais & Latin Quarter
... go, check out Berthillon ice cream shop for a world-class treat. It is directly in the center of the island, your nose will help you get there. Just down from there is a cool church, St-Louis-en-l'Ile, which has an amazing interior filled with gilding and marble.
Crossing the Siene, we headed to the Latin quarter district. It was nearly noon and the tour groups were plentiful in the crowded streets. Being a book lover, I had to go to Shakespeare ...
The Squat
... were evicted by the police from an empty mansion in the Place des Vosges. They were part of a organized movement to 'recapture' empty parcels in the city to advertise the lack of availability of housing. From what I've been able to gather, the current group of squatters aren't as political, but are a group of artists who have even opened a gallery on the main floor. At night, low lights glow from several of the building's windows--I am not sure ...
If you thought the Vineyard ferry was bad...
Ah, Paris - a lovely distant dream as we set off from Cork.
It would only take us a 5-hour bus ride to the port in Ireland, a 19-hour ferry to France, and another 5 hour train to Paris before we would reach the city of lights. It was only a half hour after we booked this day+ devil journey that we found out flying would have been cheaper- and 27 hours shorter. Oh, the dirty, whorish side to being an unemployed broke backpacker with ...