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Day 4
... And Many Many Many More I will not try to pretend this visit was without its drama. A combination of sore feet & legs, a few wrong turns and grumpy stop the food court but overall we had a great time. There are definitely worse places you can walk around for 6 1/2 hrs of pure art appreciating, and a little tom foolery We made it right till closing and as the ushers pushed us towards the "sortie" we had a choice to make, do we push on & take in the wonders ...
From Giverny to excess
... and her husband James were in Paris for only two nights and had contacted me to meet up at Place de l'Opera to then go on for dinner. It's such an extraordinary thing, that it is possible, on the other side of the world, to make such an opportunity real. Although travel weary, the three of us enjoyed an evening at Le Roi Du Pot Au Feu and departed close to 'Midnight in Paris'! It was wonderful to hear of their travel stories and to relax with great company and many a ...
Paris
... just see what's around the next corner" aspect to it. We covered off the cafe's, the Eiffel Tower, cafe's, the Seine, more cafe's and finally Sacre Coeur but not after walking right around Montmartre. It was worth the wait but there are an incredible amount of steps to get up which after a long hot day of walking seems like an almost impossible task. I don't think I've walked so much in a long time and combined with little sleep the past few days we were both extremely ...
Organists, Socialists, and Miasmists
... Rue Rambuteau
Named for Claude-Philibert Barthelot, count of Rambuteau (Nov. 9, 1781 - April 11, 1869), the prefect for what was then the Department of the Seine, which included Paris. A year before he was chosen for the post, an epidemic of cholera swept the city (nasty disease: read The Ghost Map for a good history of its scientific discovery in London in the 19th century). The epidemic certainly had an impact on the count, as he thought that the ...
Meeting Lisa
... Dutch, late Italian, French paintings are amazing. The hieroglyphs are amazing. The whole place is amazing. (I need to find a new word.) I decided not to take any photos of the Musee d'Louvre ... it's a place to be experienced first hand.
I did however, take a photo of my new room. It's in the garden, behind the three storey building, which is behind the five ...
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