Plaza Etoile Paris
21 avenue de Wagram, 17 Arr. Paris, Île-de-France, 75017, France
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Day 18: Bonne année, or how I was a French sardine
... the area, and I wandered my way towards it. The area was pretty ritzy at first - I saw Cartier and Swarovski on one corner, and there were tons of shoppers packing the sidewalks up and down the block. Then I saw Les Deux Magots, a famous cafe, but I didn't go in - seeing it was enough for me, and I had never even planned to go. There was another church that I went into, which was a lot smaller but had some neat statues and stained glass, and in front of it, a... dun dun ...
Sacre Coeur Montmartre!
... sacre
coeur!!! We are going to feast on fresh market eggs, mushrooms on crusty
bread and have an early night. I think we will take the train to
Giverney tomorrow to see monet's garden. Then we will validate our see
paris pass and that has to be used over 6 consecutive days so we will
activate it and use it after going to Giverney or we will waste a day of
our passes.
Tim feels very comfortable here and a french lady asked
me how much ...
Paris, in the summertime
... we only raced around one wing, you truly could spend a few days in there and not see everything.
Walk along the Seine, and then a bus tour around the Latin Quarter – it’s really nice over there, lots of long leafy Avenues, cafes on street corners and chilled out people.
For the afternoon we’d booked a canal boat ride from Bastille up the St Martin canal. Got there early and had some lunch (baugettes and pain au chocolate) ...
Of Ossuaries, Reading Rooms and Bastille Day
... Day celebration. There are kids everywhere. They're wearing brightly coloured t-shirts and wrinkly and grass-stained shorts. They have temporary tattoos of the Canadian flag on their cheeks and forearms, and popsicle-purple on their tongues. They're running huge circles around the old town hall, and the baseball pitch, and the tree-lined streets which formed old Greenfield Park, chasing one another and forgetting their classroom rivalries for the free-for-all of Summer. A local cover ...
Champagne & Caves!
... sweater...despite it being a wet, muggy day, down in these chalk caves, the temperature was between 12 and 9 degrees on the various levels going down! Also, don't lean on the cave walls...you will have chalk marks all over you...
The double fermentation process was explained very nicely and it makes sense when you see HOW they do it, as opposed to reading about it alone. In fact, the tour groups are kept small ...



