Hotel Meslay Republique
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It is true
... was a tradition that you kiss every time you go under a bridge....well if it is not a tradition it is now.....there are a lot of bridges over the Seine... I suppose that today was dedicated to all the tourist cliches about Paris.....we went to the Eiffel Tower....and it is huge......you stand under it and you could play a game of soccer between the bases of the four towers....there was the mandatory hour and a half line up to take the lift....you could walk ...
Rainy day in Paris - Still perfect!
... so that was great I already felt comfortable with her and could ask questions. There are a lot of different tips and tricks that I have read about online so it was nice to hear here say they all pretty much are **** and prove it because our Macarons turned out great! We made a few different kinds, chocolate ganache, vanilla, berry jelly, Grand Marnier and Cafe. All really good base receives that I can just different ingredients to make different ...
Our Three Days in Paris
... we laughed and laughed but they acted as if it was normal.
The first day was all about getting to our hotel and eating dinner at 9:00. The second day was all about walking. We walk from our hotel to the Eiffel Tower, through the park across from it, we saw an Army Museum (from the outside) on top of its building it had gold that sparkled in the sun light we also ...
Day Fifteen - Love the Louvre
... no one was there. I think I feel even worse lol After a nap I went out to find some dinner. Found a cafe right on the Seine and had a tomato Tartine and the most expensive coke ever. It was like $7 cdn. Good thing it came with lemon! It was so nice to sit along the river and just people watch. Tomorrow I'm doing a double museum. Miser d'orsay and orangerie. Both are full of impressionist paintings. And one has monet's lily pads! ...
Feats of engineering!
... snap shots will never show the breadth and the depth of the views, nor the beauty of looking out at the amazing architecture Paris is known for. I spotted Sacre Coer, the Arc du Triomphe, and of course the Seine. The view was absolutely captivating, it was definitely hard to make ourselves come back down to earth.
We went right up to the summit and outside and I was very surprised how unafraid of the height I was! ...
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