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Sounds like a gas
Had to get a fart joke in there didn't ya?

Enjoy those last few days away
My goodness the time has gone quickly. Love your post. Brought back memories for me of my time in DC and Annapolis

Great reading as always
Hi Peter and Dianne, great reading your blog as always. Can wait for the next one so I can continue to travel vicariously. My Dad is off to EU next week. But no there will be no blog from him.

Reply from Sydney, Australia
Hey P'n D, great that you made it safely and comfortably, and great that Alastair Cooke has arisen from the bar across the road to once again regale us with his excellent observations. When Lib and I were there we were in LES, whoever he might be, and know the Wholefoods store very well - couldn't believe the prices compared to Australia .... but that was 2012 and so a Whole 40% better than where the dollar is now! Not sure if we mentioned the excellent local-ish restaurants we tried - Saxon and Parole, and one deep in LES maybe called Schimmels?? And, of course, the Harry Met Sally deli, Katz, which is on Houston, and which you will leave wishing there had been about 3 kg less pastrami on your rye and speaking with a Jewish-Bronx accent. Looking forward to the next letter, goys!

Already looking forward to your next posting
Great to read the start of your US adventures. Enjoy!

and......... sigh
It's over... but I feel like I was there with you! thanks for taking me along. next time, can I please eat too?

Setting the bar on awesomeness
Mate, your travel blog is awesome by itself, and I thought it couldn't get more awesome... until you linked that Spinal Tap video! Class!

P & D's excellent adventure!
Enjoy!

Great blog - thanks for sharing. Looks like you two experienced journeyers are enjoying a well paced adventure. Hope the fun continues in Brittany. Ruth

Paris in the spring.
Well we have had lots of rain here and temperatures have dropped and the pool is too cold to swim in the evenings. The Aussie dollar has fallen as well so enjoy what may be your last affordable holiday in Europe! Keep up the eating....sounds wonderful.

Vive la patisserie!
Hey P&D Oh to be a Flâneur in the city of love! (Insert sigh, swoon, wistful glance here). I can only imagine what a genuine Parisian croissant tastes like, what a delight! My folks are over in gay Paris right now too (their first O/S trip!), so if you see them say "bonjour". In fact, their neighbour is convinced they'll come home pregnant, so can you just check that they're 'being careful' for me? I don't think I could handle being a middle child at this point in my life...

Que bueno!
Looks amazing P & D, good memories!! See you when you're back CCS