Median Porte De Versailles Paris

... a custom I prefer and look forward to while in Europe. I was just short of wrestling it away when Chad finished.

On the subway on the way home, we noticed a young couple in matching Marmot jackets, and again, we smiled and reminisced about our honeymoon trip, where we too had matching Marmot jackets!

Although I had no real desire to visit the Louvre again, I agreed to go the next day in the hopes of actually enjoying it this time. I was pleasantly ...

... inside what are magnificent museums and art preferring to look around Paris’s outdoor sights. On the bus again we headed for the Eiffel tower later in the day as the storm clouds gathered. We walked down towards the tower from the war memorial fountains which frame the tower beautifully so there were thousands of tourists here too. No escaping them anywhere really. At the Eiffel tower we queued for 45 mins to get a ticket to the top. The trip up to the 2nd level ...

... fun. Sure it feels like frogger, dodging traffic, but that's the fun of it all! The entire afternoon of Easter my b and I bladed around the 11e; I felt like a dork because he made me strap on all of this protection gear because I told him I hadn't bladed in a while (ice skating counts though...). 5 minutes before arriving home, whilst enjoying a good laugh over an interesting conversation, I had ...

... enough and kept walking so yep there it is the first scam and it was in paris oh yeah as i eventually overtook the pair of people the lady tried to pull the scam on me and i just laughed at her and walked off which she didn like very much hahahaha anywho im beat and might head downstairs i really like paris and cant wait for this walking tour and i think i'll see the louvre the day after oh yeah i also saw thw whit cliffs of dover as we were getting on the ferry! Comments plz! Bonjour!

... break a trip, no matter how fantastic the destinations......our group of about 34 consisted of probably half Aussies, an NZ couple, 8 or so Canadians, with the balance from USA.......WHAT A BLAST WE WERE TO HAVE!! No language or cultural challenges to overcome, just a fun and well-grounded bunch of people out to have a good time...we were truly blessed! We firstly all went to Notre Dame, which was just awesome...***********template ...

... that and said we could put our luggage under the staircase that leads up to the guest rooms. Lesson Learned: Remember, at this point, to change into your comfy bulky sneakers if you wore a different pair onto the plane. I had worn my slip on black work shoes to ease through airport security and so it would be easy to take them off on ...

... the plane, and embarassed all the other babies with her joviality. Upon arriving in Paris, the hotel we had booked accused us of not showing up the previous two days and so they had cancelled our reservation and charged us for the previous night. Rachel defended her booking skills, and we eventually proved the victor ...

... Nous sommes sortis pour faire nos emplettes et acheter nos repas pour 3 jours. Il y a un petit supermarché à environ 5 minutes de marche de l'appartement. Nous prenons cela relaxe ce soir, puisque nous n'avions pas eu de sommeil hier soir... Nous espèrons faire beaucoup de lavage ce soir (!). Nous allons commencer notre journée tôt demain (we hope) et prendre le métro à un des attractions touristiques. Je met à jour les photos dès ...

... the Venus di Milo) which was just like what it looked like in the Da Vinci Codefº We saw Notre Dame and it was very beautiful but it was super touristy. It even had a gift shop inside which kind of made it lose its ambiance. The Eifel Tower was by far my favorite place! You could see all of Paris and we got there early so it wasn¡¦t very busy. There were people from all over the world! We got to see the Museo ...

Had an early start to get to Waterloo, got there in plenty of time, so grabbed a coffee with Lizzie my god sister and host for the previous night. Thanks Lizzie! 40 minutes to go and the queue was absolutely huge, get called forwards as the train is nearly full, this was strange as it was 30 minutes before the train was meant to leave. I get through ticket and passport control eventually, but security want to go through all my bags, and coats. Grrgghhh ...