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The gorge. (Nicky)
Today, after the cave we took a detour route around the Gorge. The road was really turns so I sat at the front becuase I get travel sick. The gorge was beautiful (for mum and dad!) but forme, I just had to wait each time mum and dad found a viewing point. It only took 2 ...
Batterie FUJITSU LifeBook N6420
... notamment d’ouvrir son réseau propriétaire aux terminaux tiers.Batterie Fujitsu LifeBook Q2010
Démissionnaire de son poste de président du conseil d’administration suite à l’annonce des premières pertes trimestrielles de RIM, Jim Balsilie avait pourtant un plan en tête pour tenter ...
It starts!
... one of those places that seem to look better on TV and there seemed to be a menacing and unfriendly atmosphere lingering over the city. This menacing shadow seemed to grow increasingly darker around metro stations, where upstanding citizens would suddenly give way to sporadic moments of madness.
Before arriving into Paris I did not believe in the mythical teachings of demons and beasts, however as the train thundered towards the platform these myths suddenly became ...
Gay Paris - I don't think so!!! Too stressed to b
... under stress. Rushed out of the station terminal (dragging a very large suitcase and a very cute cabin luggage trolley case, all of which look very 'chic' when walking along casually but when running full pelt up and down escalators, with said suitcases rocking off their wheels at every bump, it's very hard to look 'chic'. I don't know.... maybe I pulled it off!)
When we reached the taxi terminal there wasn't a taxi in sight so we ...
Carnavalet and Père Lachaise
... all kinds of interesting things, and because it wasn't full of people, I could really take my time and look around. There was a very interesting medieval and Renaissance wing, with lots of paintings including a few that I found very interesting of Sainte Genevieve, who is the patron saint of Paris. In one, she was standing in a circular setting of monoliths (kind of like Stonehenge) and shepherding sheep within it. In another, in the background you could see the Huns ...