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On To Paris
Today was a long, tiring day of travel. We took the long way to Paris in an attempt to see the White Cliffs of Dover (which we saw) and the Dover Castle (which we didn't see).
We decided last night that we wouldn't have time to make a castle visit and get to Paris at a reasonable hour. If we could redo today, that decision would have changed our method of transportation today-we would've taken the Eurostar train through the chunnel to Paris.
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Confused!! but in the end HAPPY
... of train and times and had to pay a large booking fee. Now going to Brussels, to get to Antwerp.
Tired, bought what looked like a tasty snack lunch, but dry and hard to eat. Got ripped off over the change.
Got home about 5.30, wet, cold, frustrated and rushed to change for our Jacques Brel Show at 7.30. Didn't trust using the transport system so walked - in the cold wind and rain.
Arrived for the show in good time, to discover it started at 9.30, not ...
Day 5: Au revoir, Paris!
... snow in the shadowy areas near the tracks. Slowly, signs in the towns we passed became more German than French, the architecture was looking different. And before long, we were pulling into the Mannheim HBF.
Something I learned today: Sometimes lacking a plan means that you spend all morning at a really cool market having a great time, and sometimes it means that you almost get booted from a train and lose a bunch of money. These are two different kinds of events!
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Première étape
... a-t-il laconiquement répondu (toujours le même gars). Yeapeeee !!!!
Je vais pouvoir quitter Paris…
Bon je n'ai pas fait que ça. Tant qu'à être à Paris, j'en ai profité. Spectacles, bars, balades, les Puces, expos photo (je vous conseille l'événement Photoquai), apéros prolongés, petits dîners entre amis...
To be continued...
[1] Je devrais dire nahii ! Ça fait plus pakistanais.
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Of Ossuaries, Reading Rooms and Bastille Day
... go to Shakespeare and Company, which was nearby.
This was one of my favourite afternoons that I have spent in Paris so far. I sat in that cramped little bookstore's upstairs reading room, and I read and wrote for a few hours. I read and read in a wicker chair in a room filled with books and wildflowers floating in Mason jars under a window looking out on Notre Dame. I read and wrote while it rained outside and I felt like I was in the right place in the world just then. It ...
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