July 25th: Paris!
We made it to Paris! Very little sleep, but we're in Paris!! Took a nice walk from the train station down to the Old City- where everything is. Figured out the subway system, which was amazin
gly easy, and we headed to Micheline and Jean Paul's (our B&B for the next 2 nights). Micheline had renovated an old trashed home over the course of 5 years...and here is the beautiful B&B today! Hard to believe that this was located right in the city!We did the Ri
Paris is divided in half by the Seine River. There are some 36 bridges connecting the two sides. EVERY bridge is named after someone. This one is Alexander the Great's Bridge. Other bridges included Pont Neuf and Princess Diana's Bridge.
We mainly picnicked in Paris. First shopped for groceries at the market- baguettes, cheese (didn't pick the tastiest cheese), fruit, and THE BEST yogurt. Oh, I miss European yogurt. How do the French stay so skinny when their diets consist of mostly bread, cheese, and desserts? (From what I saw, I guess). My take on it... they must skip meals and supplement with smoking. Everybody smokes.
Exhausted, we made it an early evening at La Guriniere.



2 Comments:
Fantastic Blog and even more the trip of a lifetime!
Oh you guys! You are making me SO lonesome for Europe!! If you had a rotten time, you're hiding it well! :)
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