Published: August 22nd 2006July 21st 2006
What happened to the Swiss Clock?
Did they lose their famous punctuality? Do they have a sense of humor?? Are they out of their numbers? Or is it “all of the above”? A nice twist on the so famous clock
We spent the last night in Geneva, and didn't do much except a nice stroll around the tip of the lake, where we enjoyed a small food festival.
On Friday morning we checked in the airport just to discover that the connecting flight to Israel was postponed to the middle of the night which meant a very long day in Paris (we flew with Air France through Paris). For me personally it wasn't bad at all - I won a visit in Paris + lunch with my cousin Sharon (that part was planned) + got to see the rest of the family, including my beautiful charming nieces, in the evening. The touristy part included a visit in Musée Art et Métiers - since I was traveling with 2 more engineers, I thought it would be a nice idea. I think we all enjoyed, except for the extreme heat inside, couldn't they demonstrate the invention of the air conditioning too????
Well after a long flight (with a whole bench to myself so I had a good night sleep) we got back home. It's time to plan the next travel adventure!
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I am a 35 years old Israeli girl. I have been to many places, mainly in Europe, a little of the US and some places in South East Asia, but now I decided to take a look at the world from a different angle. I bought an open ticket, I am packing my backpack and I am not making too many plans in advance
except the plan to tell you all about my travels in this blog.... full info
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Well the lake fountain hasn't changed
And it's still so nice
Even the violin was huge
(Yeah I know it's a real stupid joke!)
Paris, just a beautiful (i.e. yummie) market stall
In the market street - rue Montorgueil
Paris, and another one
Still at rue Montorgueil
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