Campanile Montesson Le Pecq
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More friends, more food and another Museum
... explained that it is really to keep the crowds moving - if you are discreet and no flash...then no problems. So I have attached a few photos I snapped
We also squeezed in lunch at the Musee and some more looking
Then on to meet with Jess, a friend who lives in Paris. Another quick trip on the Metro and we were at her front door near Gare de l'Est. A walk in her local park and then ...
A sunny day - sort of. QUEUES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
... one stuff. Couldn't resist.
Then more map reading to find the Louvre. Thousands queuing. Huge building, impressive glass pyramid. Then along the river to Musee d'Orsay - late 19th and early 20th century art. Lady tried to pretend she'd just found a ring on the footpath, gave it to me as she was divorced so didn't want it - then expected me to give her money for a drink or whatever. More begging and people ...
Day 5: Au revoir, Paris!
... And I barely saw anyone around, this early on a Sunday morning. I was feeling pretty good as I opened the door to Ladurée and asked for a table, but I saw the man make a face and he told me (for the first time since I had arrived in English!) that the restaurant portion was closed for renovations. Noooooooooo! But on the bright side, I could still have macarons, they would just need to be bought at the counter. I got six for myself – pistachio, red fruits, ...
Last day in Paris
... missed them or I think they are on loan, some Renoir paintings that I like. The whole museum is a beautiful building and of course no photos! Have lunch in the little cafe then head to Notre Dame again to see how long the tower queue is. Ha Ha may as well forget it, I dont want to climb them that badly, guess it gives me a reason to come back. Do some souvenier shopping, Franchesca finally ...
Of Ossuaries, Reading Rooms and Bastille Day
... br>
The architects behind this thing CLEARLY had previous experience making mouse labyrinths and nothing more. Not only does this complex look like something from a cheap 1980s sci-fi B-movie (think "The Girl from Tomorrow" or "Nukie"), but it is the most disorienting, squalid, dark and confusing place imaginable. I wandered around there long enough to find my way out and moved on.
Then I ended up behind this very old church in an extremely modern park with a giant statue of ...
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