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The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Last Wednesday (10/2/12), we had an excursion to visit, and climb, Notre Dame Cathedral. When we first got there, the cathedral loomed over us like this giant piece of history announcing, "I was there then, and i'm still here now. Climb to the top and see what i see." Ok, it didn't really say that; that's just the vibe i got...from a giant, marble, and concrete building. Moving on. At first, climbing to the top seemed a little daunting; they told us there ...
Monmartre & Sacre Coeur
... footpath on both sides of the road for 3 or 4 blocks and you just wander along browsing and buying to your heart's content! What a cool place - I missed Mum and Rebecca on this one, they would have loved it. I spent a very happy time ambling between the stalls, "chatting" to the stall holders (felt very proud when one guy told me I spoke very well with a good accent - thanks 3rd and 4th form French!), and buying bits and pieces as I went.
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Paris In A Day... Complete
... one of the famous lock bridges. If you haven't heard of lock bridges then look them up. I love the concept of it! Not to mention the scenery was breath taking. Upon exiting the dock we got some over priced ice cream and made our way through this huge monument that parts in the middle. I think it's called the Trocadero (maybe?) and we got some really great views of the Eiffel Tower from there. We ventured down a road leading us to the famous Arc de Triomphe. It's in the middle of ...
La Pluie à Paris
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I arrived late in the afternoon at Calais Fréthun, the bus stop that pretends to service Calais but is actually in a totally different town. I went to the shuttle bus stop, only to have it not show up. After a half an hour of waiting I caved and took a taxi to my hotel. The taxi driver was really nice. We started talking and when I told him I was Canadian he was shocked. We had been talking in French for five full minutes and he had thought I was French. I can think of ...
Three Month Anniversary
... good place to stand & they responded what would I say? I likely would not understand them, forget coming up with some shape response. Like the other day I wanted to get off the subway and asked a man to please pardon me. He acknowledged the request but refused to lower his arm which blocked my most direct path to the door, telling me to go around. This was not a frail man who needed support, nor was the train moving. ...
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