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Paris, mon amie
We woke up a little earlier, grabbed our free breakfast, and walked over to St. Pancras Station, where we were going to take the Chunnel to Paris. As Jesse and I waited at a Starbucks, my friend Matt met us there - he's from Abbotsford, but has been living in the UK for the last six months for a study abroad program. We all boarded the train, and just over two hours ...
A day in london
... on a small 2.5km stroll to Harrods via a brief stop over at pret a manger for hot soup and a Swedish meatball ragout wrap. It was awesome. A couple of wrong turns due to gps placing us somewhere in Mexico and we finally arrived over an hour later.
Harrods was, as usual, the same as last time. It is not recommended that the food court area is ventured anywhere near to over the lunch time period. This goes the same for the chocolate area.
A few ...
It was a long, uneventful flight...
... got back on the boat for the 50 minute ride back to where we started!
This time Andrea, Morganne and the kids got another set of sunny window seats, but Jeff and I knew we couldn't keep pinching ourselves, so we stood on the open air back section of the boat. It really was a beautiful boat ride! We rode past the Louvre, Musee d'Orsay (we are visiting there tomorrow), and then wonderfully close to Notre Dam Cathedral. I was ...
Paris in June
We were in Paris for our 20th Wedding Anniversary, June 2011. It was our first trip to the "City of Lights" and I must admit I was pleasantly surprised. We rented an Apartment and I think this gave us a better feel for not being tourist but actually living there for 8 days. ...
Coin tossing waiter, Eiffel Tower & Cruise
Today we said good-bye JP, GN and OP in Aachen - Germany catching a Thalys Fast Train to Paris, and oh my gosh was it fast. It took us 2 hrs 30 minutes to get from Aachen to Paris Nord and you could gertainly feel the speed of the train even though there was no display panels telling us the actual speed.
Paris is busy with people everywhere, walking, sitting on chairs at eateries, sitting or lying in the sun at the parks, on tourist buses and boats...... ...