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... quick and then we queued again to go to the top. At the top the views were stunning as we were so high up and even more speccy was the storm which began to thunder with lightening and then rain as we had just finished looking out over the open air deck. So with the rain all people descended to the covered deck. It was great to see the sights below we could recognise having been on the bus around Paris so it was easier to see the sights this way. Descending by the lift ...

Like all good things, our time in Paris et tout fini (that's for you Jo). We tried to stay away from the tourist traps as much as possible but we were lured by what we thought would possibly be a good investment for our collection. We purchased this painting of some lady- someone told us that it might become valuable someday! We didn't spend too much time at the ...

... thing was that we were on floor 5, and in France the first floor is floor 0, and there was no elevator. We had to drag our huge super heavy bags 6 floors up a narrow spiral staircase. The terrible thing was that there was an elevator, right next to our room, but it appeared to have been broken for ages. Anyway, we settled in our tiny room and were exhausted. We weren't feeling so hot with the long travel time, plus the time difference, so ...

... to go. Onward, hut. We actually first encountered St. Chapelle, but after seeing the long queue, we headed off to Notre Dame. We took our pictures from the exterior. Being from a family of photographers, we knew that it would take an extra ten minutes to actually move onto the next phase. We finally went in and by then all the rain had passed, so it was nice and sunny when we left. It was a perfect time then to hit a cafe. The ice cream sundaes there ...

The trip here to Paris was anything but routine. I was supposed to leave on American Airlines from Cincinnati at 5:45 p.m. yesterday. But American has had to cancel thousands of flights over the past 3 or 4 days to check a wiring bundle in the landing gear or their MD80s which make up around half of their fleet. I was going to fly on one of the little Brazilian Embraer tube jets to Chicago, where I would connect to a British Airways flight to ...

... de la benne franwque merktte for dinner. it was good. i had snails as an appy, and than fish for dinner which came with spinache, which i love. After many bottles of wine and a singing challenge between our group and a group of seniorsn in which we sang 'i will survive' we headed off to the cabret. I saw moulin rouge, but thats not where we went, it just looked cool. Between myself, andrew and chucky we polished off three bottle of champange. it was awsome. the show minus seeing ...

... speech in England on pigs, my mom and I went to the Louvre and the Petite Palais. I met up with my friend Alyssa for lunch with my mom and spent that evening with her at the Eiffel Tower along with some other people on her program and some more Americans we met along the way. I believe they were from Georgia.

... We answered "No, we're from the US." Confused, he pointed at our bag and said "But isn't that British?" and I replied "That's Swiss, it's just the brand for the bag. We are from the United States." He started laughing and his attitude towards us changed completely. It is interesting that French people actually like Americans better than the British, I was not expecting that reaction at all. But multiple people assumed we were British and were difficult until discovering we were ...

East to West: Last day in Bangkok I enjoyed as much fruit, sun and lovely-crazy streets that had grown on me over the last three months as possible. I last wrote to you while I was being kicked out of the internet shop around 12am, I appologoze for the terrible spelling and gramatical errors (not that I have been a pro before....) I got about one hour sleep that night, something like the night before I left vancouver eight months ago, minus the booze and nerves. I had ...