Ibis Paris Roissy Cdg

... it up real big ... creating a perfect blind for a whole section of the area. Now, anybody on my side of the deal couldn't see what was going on. ... Suddenly, the lookout guy grunted something, and on a dime, the other three "vendors" stopped their negotiation and spread out again. ... I tried to see what the lookout saw that prompted him to call off the pickpocketing/thievery ... but I couldn't see anything out of the ordinary. No cops or military nearby that I ...

... They tend to do the jeans with the business shirt and belt, with jacket and most of the time it is business type shoes, however there is a massive trend towards wearing black runner style shoes that are shiny patent leather look. Superb! After this we decided to take a stroll to the Arc de Triumph. Stroll my ass. You have no idea how lar away it is form where we were. especially in that heat. It was almost like an optical illusion where the ...

... street not far from Les Invalides. I think the Lavender Man may have been worth the price of the plane ticket. He chatted, he flirted, he created sachets of lavender, and tied a few sprigs together to make little lavender bouquets fo the ladies. Oh, the scent of the lavender was intoxicating, the sun shone down, the bees were in their glory. And that was just ...

Heureusement que je ne prends l'avion que dans l'aprèm, emmené par mon co-bureau David, sauf que je suis arrivé chez lui avec une bonne demi-heure d'avance sur le rendez-vous que j'avais oublié et qu'il était pas chez lui et que je suis resté comme un con (ça me change tiens...). Sinon, le voyage, rien de spécial, sauf le Paris-Valencia où je redécouvre la discrétion toute ibérique des discutions familiales (ou non) de mes hôtes d'un temps. Un bonheur.

... a night in Paris. This was miles away from the city. We arrived in hotel about 9, when we found the rooms, took a shower and had a diner it was 10:30, the last metro was in midnight. There was no way to come back in the center. It was not alowed for us to walk trought this dangerous district, but Maja, Vesna and me did it. We wanted to go in the supermarket. It was mistake! We walked 2 blocks and found it but some dangerous faces were in front of it and they started ...

... But we headed towards the dock to take an evening sight-seeing cruise the Seine and had a delightful time (though it was cool, once again). The sights at night are beautiful, especially the Tower --- all lit up and sparkling. We saw the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, Pont Alexander, and so many other sights. By the time the cruise was finished and we got back to the hotel and in bed, it was midnight. Thank goodness we had decided to sleep in the next day!

... which Ben would have really enjoyed. Managed to do some clothes shopping on the last day, took us a while to find shops which were not too expensive but when we did the shopping was really good value. Visited the Eiffel Tower twice, once at dusk to see the lights and again in the day so we could ride to the top and enjoy the view. Very windy and cold but the view was amazing.

... day with a little romance! It's definitely our favourite part of Paris and it sure helped - it was a great way to finish the day. Although of course by now we were running a bit late... Glenn strikes again! Quickly grabbing our bags, we hopped back on the metro and then onto a train to the airport. Luckily, we had good connections and got there with plenty of time. Checking in, we then caught our flight back to Madrid to continue our trip - our one night in Paris a night never to forget!

... of architecture and landscape, especially when I get to the romantic city of Sevilla, heart of flamenco and bullfighting. From what I know about Madrid and Barcelona is that they are both big cities that offer a lot of art and great windy roads of colorful buildings. I am picturing something like what I experienced in Old San Juan, which I want to go back and photograph in medium format color. The town is beautiful with old medieval streets filled with freshly ...