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Architecture class: Field Trips: P1 and P2
... carved in the sides to commemorate King Henry of France for something. I don't really remember much from the presentation because it was freezing out, and we were just standing there. Although, it was kind of perfect timing, because while we were standing there, the fountain turned on. The last building we saw that day was the church of Saint Eustache. Basically, it is a giant church that, originally, was built in the Gothic style, but it took so make, that ...
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... nothing to do with macro economic policy and it's effect on the trans global traveller. Oh no, just the fact that some lovely friends and family stocked up this leg of the budget with cash €€. As we are actually only in the € zone for 4 days, we better make sure that we do our benefactors proud. That brings me neatly to point three, old trains! When we booked this part of the trip we were in pure unadulterated trans global mode. That means ...
5 Years Later, And Nobody's Changed
... br>
After a less-than-stellar cafe lunch near the Louvre, we headed into the main plaza with the giant glass pyramid everyone has seen in the movies. There was a massive line of hundreds of people, but this time the Paris Museum Pass saved us. There was a special line that basically allowed us to walk straight in. That pass paid for itself right then and there! I defnitely recommend it. Plus, when you know you can enter a museum as ...
Taking in the icons
... It's iconic design is so recognizable and it can be seen from so many places in Paris. The sun slowly sinks and as the sky dims, the lights come on. We are getting tired. We wonder if they will turn on the sparkles tonight. In 2000, it sparkled on the hour from quite early in the night. We decide to wait to 10pm. She doesn't disappoint. We stayed in an apartment in 2000 where Nick could see the sparkles every night from his bed. Magic! I take a grainy photo for old times ...
First ones up the Eiffel Tower!
... consider it rude to bring the check before being asked and many local folks will spend hours at a cafe, using it as their outdoor living room. It was a lot of fun to watch.
As we were coming home, we were talking about where it was in Paris where Princess Diana was killed, so we looked it up. As it turns out, the tunnel was literally within walking distance of our hotel here - the nearest bridge ...
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