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Day 10 - Sunday at the Louvre
... ourselves in a rather narrow wire cage along the edge. Single file, maybe someone can squeeze past you. I got stuck in a tight squeeze rounding a corner as someone up ahead had stopped for a picture.
However, we are soon in some space, and the night is beautiful. The air is cool and fresh. Katie and I think we hear a choir singing. Perhaps from the cathedral? But we don't hear it anymore. They we see boats down on the river. The boats that ...
Some Things are Better the Second Time
... are also discovering that graffiti art (as pieces of art) is becoming very popular. In Valencia they were all over the store and restaurant shutters and even in Istanbul it's become more and more common. Here we saw one artist working in a little alleyway. He molded a person's face and was decorating around it. It truly looked like someone was sticking their head through a hole in the wall, but we were assured that it wasn't. As we were ...
A Muggy Day in Paris
... of the day … barbeque pork ribs with mashed potatoes. Absolutely the best reward after such a grueling 24 hours.
Much to our dismay, we realized that the internet wasn’t working in the hotel when we returned and so we didn’t get to post the entries from Wednesday and Thursday very promptly. Luckily it’s now working fine, so we can keep the posts up! Hard to believe we’re in the last city already!
- Brooke and Tyler
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Day 13
... We walked the champe de elysees again and shopped at the h&m for sales. We took more pictures at arch de triompe for like 30 sec only bec of the intense heat then headed to the Grande Arche, which was much more modern and larger than the arch de triompe. We had a picnic on the steps and totally overate, and I'm now in love w kiri cheese, it's like cream cheese but better and creamier! I think ...
The Seine, Monet and Moulin Rouge
... allowed and for once daddy D did not take any - must have been the boobies putting him off.
The dads agreed that the Moulin Rouge was the only place things were overpriced for something, in this case a Pepsi in the whole of Europe - so that is a pretty good record for a place with so many tourists.
On the train leaving the show we met a American couple from New Orleans who were telling us that because of ...



