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Why Would You Paint Your Palace Beige?
... Marie Antoinette and King Louis VI. Marie Antionette was just 13 when she was sent to marry Louis VI, and he was only a year older. The idea of being that young, and married, and what you would do if you were King and Queen of France at that age, was something Amanda and Kate spent some time thinking about.
"First of all," said Kate. "I wouldn't make my palace beige. I would make my palace all different colours!" ...
Let them eat cake
... but unfortunately, although we were on the right RER, it deviated a few stops before we needed to get off to a different line, then terminated. We asked a French gentleman how to get to where we needed to go and he kindly walked us to the appropriate platform and indicated we needed to stay on the train for one station, then get off. That would get us to Versailles, but still not where we needed to be (Versailles ...
A Visit to Versailles (Day Ten)
... Rome. They fly everwhere using Europe's cheap airlines. When we got back to the city, we ended up having a drink at a Spanish bar near Notre Dame. He was 26 and originally from Mexico City but had travelled extensively already by working on cruise ships and saving up for his trips. He lives in Cancun now, but plans on moving to Ireland, his favourite place he's been so far. It would be amazing to live and work in Europe! Imagine all the places you could go to on your days ...
Versailles
... languages - well, one doing more yelling than the other. I'm presuming it was to do with someone pushing. Some people have no idea about personal space, or are used to pushing past others without apologising or even acknowledging - we found it very frustrating, so that women must have been on her last straw!) We toured around the palace without any issues after the first busy couple of rooms, we even made it down the famous ...
La ville d'amour
... I was all checked in I had an hour to spare before dinner, within five minutes of the hour I had fallen completely in love with San Sebastian. It is such a beautiful city, very relaxing and I felt really safe (compared to Barcelona and Madrid where I had just come from!). My first night was spent with some Busabout people, we went on a "pintxos" crawl which is tapas that they have out on the benches of the bars. I tried some beef cheek... Would have to be the most tender piece of ...
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