The original plan for the day was to arrive at Trocadero and take in that view of the Eiffel Tower and then walk through the gardens before ascending the tower. The hotel receptionist advised that there were two hour queues at the weekend so the plan was flexed and we went straight to the [...]
Archive for the tag 'Weekend away'
This weeks photo prompt was:
It’s where we gather,
Where we nourish,
Where we chat,
Where we create.
What will you find
On the Table?
This was what was on the dessert table on my last evening in Paris. All the ladies had the apple sorbet with Calvados and all the men had the sampler dessert. The sorbet was quite [...]
14 Comments CherryPie on Oct 26th 2012
Filed under Anecdotes, Holidays, Paris 2012
Paris – Day Two
The day started off with a typically French breakfast which was a refreshing change to the chain hotels that try and cater for all tastes. After breakfast we set off exploring in light drissle which continued for most of the day, but at least it wasn’t cold and we were mostly indoors. Our first [...]
22 Comments CherryPie on Oct 25th 2012
Filed under Anecdotes, Gardens, Holidays, Paris 2012
Paris – Day One
The day had finally arrived for my extended family get together in Paris. The midlands contingent were just leaving for the airport as the southern contingent arrived in Paris via Euro-star. The journey to the airport, the meet and greet parking service, the flight and the private taxi from airport direct to hotel all ran [...]
14 Comments CherryPie on Oct 24th 2012
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A Room with a View
I have spent today recovering from a hectic weekend in Paris. For some reason all prior commitments for today changed and I had the day to myself which was quite welcome…
But on the flip-side there was an unexpected continual interruption to my day, but I laid the law down in response to that
I [...]
4 Comments CherryPie on Oct 23rd 2012
Filed under Holidays
Cherie’s Place – Thought for the Week
The infinite! No other question has ever moved so profoundly the spirit of man.
David Hilbert (1862 – 1943)
13 Comments CherryPie on Oct 21st 2012
