BEST WESTERN Maurepas St-Quentin
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Midnight in Paris... and the Prostitutes
... bikes etcs... We rode around for about 2.5 hours stopping to hear the history of places and to take some pictures. At 10 pm we did an hour boat cruise on the river. It was such a nice night! We arrived back around 11:30. I decided to head back to the Eiffel tower to get some pictures at midnight. The Eiffel Tower is lit up at night but glitters with flashing lights for 6 minutes at every hour. I was able to get some great shots and decided to head back home. I went to metro and ...
Paris: a Palace, a Church and a Graveyard (part 2)
... from the movie Hugo attached. It is wonderful when a new generation embraces an artist who has long since passed.
His was not the only grave that reflected the popularity of its inhabitant. Oscar Wilde's tombstone is famous for the lipstick kisses that have been left on it by adoring female fans. It has since been cleaned (twice) and now has a glass partition protecting it along with a very stern warning not to vandalize a protected ...
Real Life Lessons in Paris
*written while sitting on the train to Versailles
It's my second day in Paris, but I hope it is not as crazy as yesterday... Yesterday started with my first experience on a high speed train with Thalys Brussels to Paris. It's crazy to think you can live in Brussels but work in Paris. It is only an 80 minute ride which is like the train from Mokena to Chicago. I thought I did a pretty swell job of handling myself in the Brussels Midi Station which is the #1 place for ...
Un Petit Peu de Paris
... s different for all of us, so you fill in the rest.
In `the good, the bad & the ugly’ of relationships, the warm fuzzies can go first. Paris is beautiful in any season, chock full of old, massive, architecturally astounding, and historically important structures. Former palaces, rail stations and prisons have become art galleries and hospitals over the years – I bet you could count on ...
Paris: City of.... queues?
... into the room to see the Mona Lisa, and then run out again..... right?
Not for us! Although Corinna is not exactly known for her art appreciation, it just seems wrong not to at least properly try occasionally. So we planned to spend most of the day at the Louvre - and we did spend most of the day there! There was just so much to see, it was all a bit overwhelming. And it was stunning. It's ...
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