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Day 80 - Ypres - Meaux
Before leaving Ypres we went back into town and spent a small fortune on Belgian chocolates.
I had insisted before we left NZ that everyone try the local delicacy in each country we visited. Everyone made good on that promise in France by trying snails, Spain by eating …
Day 81 - Meaux (Disneyland)
Finally Disneyland day has arrived! If we ever needed a warm and fuzzy boost as parents, we got that ten fold today. The girls were so excited, and we had no trouble at all getting everyone organised. The supposed 15 minutes drive from the hotel was more like 40 minutes, and by the time we made it into the carpark and had bought our tickets it was …
Getting situated
... and everybody started gasping. Vineyards, orchards, rolling green and gold hillsides, hamlets that actually COMPETE for being the most pretty -- we've arrived now at our lodge, a family-run outfit that makes its own lovely, light, fragrant dry wine out back, and we just had an 8:30 dinner [NB the first night here? everybody was cranky indeed at the late hour. tonight? It's 10pm and we're still gabbing at table ...] of casoulet served in ...
Our last look at Paris for this year
... me, nearly tacky. Our first pit stop came along just near there, coffee and toast this time. Guess what it came complete with English jam and Marmalade. Go the poms.
Next journey on the Metro was a visit to the Eiffel Tower. I could go on and on about it but it would never do it justice. It is a magnificent structure, very unusual and awesome. Just the best thing to look at and the hardest thing to take your eyes of. It just dominates everything and makes one hell of a ...
Heavy suitcases and lots of stairs do not mix.
Well, here I am in Paris. Plane was delayed over half an hour, but still got here (via torturous route) in time to meet host of the apartment. What a pleasure it is to have windows to see out of and fresh air coming in. My last accommodation was small (which in itself is not bad) but it was also like a capsule. The one and only window that looked out also looked out onto a corridor which meant no privacy and I relied on air-conditioning. As I spent most ...
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