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Feeling zingy and wide awake...
... very possibly disinterested) party seems a bit bizarre to me. Yet on some other level, it is an unbelievably powerful and simple way of communicating and sharing the unknown. It really makes you wonder, who is reading all these adventures and tales that spring to life on pressing the 'new entry' button...
The au pair experience in Paris has been tough, and I've been lucky enough to have new (albeit somewhat scary) experiences on venturing into Pairs ...
Bastille Day in Paris
... safe corner in Starbucks and skype-called my one, deciding I would have to come back to get any sense from the museum, another day.
Next I perused some shops around the Louvre and made my way back to the metro to head into Montmartre to see Sacre Coeur again and source out the shop of knick-knacks and bitsies we went to and had been ushered out of - as it was shutting - when we lost track of time because of the shining sun at 7pm back in ...
Wet & Soggy Paris
... of it. It is still raining in Paris, in fact it hasn't stopped today. We started the day by catching the metro, managing to change lines easy and arrive at the Trocadero. We chose this spot so we could get a few good photos of the Eifel Tower. The wind chill factor was freezing, but we got a few shots and better still we were there before the crowds, or maybe they were still snuggled in a warm bed. From there ...
Crepes under the Eiffel Tower
... Tower in the same shot.
After seeing the Statue of Liberty we headed over to the Eiffel Tower and climbed the stairs to the second level. It was an amazing view of the city and we learned a lot about the history of the tower. I had no idea that its original intent was to be merely a radio tower. After seeing some great views of the city and taken a lot of pictures, we headed down and all ate the most delicious crepes underneath the Eiffel Tower.
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And the cider is for what?!
... we might be at the top until we got out of the elevator and I looked up and saw a long way to go! The view was good and you could walk all the way around he platform. Then we all crammed into another elevator and went to the summit. The fog made it hard to see but you could still see something's and t was pretty cool to say you've been to the top of the effiel tower. We all tried putting out head though the security fence (dad was first!) and we were all convinced that we could make ...