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Un-Bolivia-ble
Hi All,
Hope youre all well and having a nice time in the Sun... the one year we go way the weather is AMAZING!!! Grrrrrrrrr!
I last wrote in Puno, Peru, where it was bloody cold! It has got MUCH colder since as weve been in Bolivia. From Puno we made our way to Bolivia; an absolutely mental journey that involved catching a bus to …
Paris!
Again after what was not expected to be that much of a journey we arrived in chilly Paris on Monday (a fire in Amsterdam railway delayed us 2 hours). On the way to our little studio in Montmartre we passed the incredible Sacre Coeur. Children were playing football on the nearby grass as we battled the stairs to the top of the hill.
After visiting the moulin rouge we headed out for drinks in the city for the evening (cobblestone streets were not built for heels). I can see why they ...
Quelques conseils pour partir seul
... br> - Ne réservez pas vos transports en avance si vous êtes souple sur votre programme (un vol intérieur à la rigueur, pas plus). En Asie vous pourrez toujours vous débrouiller sur place à condition de baliser le terrain et de vous renseigner un tant soit peu en avance sur les moyens de rejoindre votre étape suivante. La flexibilité est la clé d’un voyage réussi.
- Evitez les plans trop bien goupillés en termes d’horaires. Les imprévus ...
Montmarte
... Paris. After lunch I headed back down, avoiding the annoying string guys again and browsed through a few of the tourist shops to look for some presents and made my way along to the Moulin Rouge. It wasnt very exciting during the day but I took a photo and then walked back past all the interesting shops and bars back to the Sacre Coeur area then headed down through Montmarte to the palace by the Louvre were I was meeting up with Sarah who had spent the morning in ...
Scooting Away from the Saint Martin Brocantes
... room for any more enamel salt boxes, at least the baigneuses won't take up much space.
I always fancy the flea markets here as trips into history--envisioning how the French lived 100-200 years ago. Of course, if this stuff was any older, I guess it couldn't be considered junk anymore, and those things might be considered antiques.
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