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Glad you enjoyed Boston, lovely reading all about it, accommodation sounded fab. Will look forward to the next leg. Much love & safe travels Alison xxx

Not USA again!!
Gosh it takes you to bring us down to earth and back to reality!! Here in New Zealand we have been sitting around waiting to see what terrible things the Americans are going to do to our economy, our share market, our exchange rate, yay, our very way of life as we knew it and YOU are over there taking advantage of it all!! We have just returned from Alaska and part of that was a cruise where we met some of the tea party people! Nearly everyone we met wanted rid of Obama and some would even pay to have that done they said. That was scary!! They were so full of hate about EVERYTHING....even about Canadians whom we have a very soft spot for. Think I'm forgetting this is not an email. Sorry. Love your blogs so much. Have a GREAT time. Jocelyn

Looks like a very beautiful and interesting city. Thank you girls for sharing it. loving the vicarious travel. Dom's heading there in December (after the UK) so it was nice to have a preview. Look forward to more photographic delights. xxx

cold English summer?
Oh what a pity Lynn, you were in one of my favourite bits of France at the wrong time of the wrong bit of summer. We used to own a house not far from Millau back in the good old days. Hope the months of July and August in Britain have made up for your chilly June in France.

Great sights to see
Hi Lynne I have thoroughly enjoyed your journey in Europe! There are several places there that I want to visit. Wish Mac would drive a car over there but he won't. I could do that but he is not a navigator!! Have to get a Sally. Ruth and Tim leave Paris today for Belgium then Amsterdam.They are very keen to see those poppies in the fields.Thanks for all your effort with the blog. You can enjoy summer now! Love Jocelyn

Beautiful article!
Loved the writeup! I traveled to France last year and used a travel company to book my trip. http://www.novatravel.com .. They put me on a very similar itinerary and I had such an amazing time. Cheers!

wow-that looks like a fabulous tour de france! i love Rodin's hands (of the burghers) too- and the sweet fields of poppies. thanks for sharing your trip. we are also back home from a very sensual and emotional holiday in vietnam. such amazingly resilient people-very humbling. enjoy being home- and that rare english commodity- sunshine. xxx

Love the chalet
Well worth the interesting drive.

Kettle
I know what you mean about having a small kettle while traveling. I have one I bought in Cork, Ireland when I was there. It runs on 220. I used it so I could have my tea immediately upon arising in the morning in my room while I thought things over. It fit in my suitcase along with ziplocks of t-bags, sugar and powdered milk. I used it all over Europe last summer.

Doughnuts ?
I can't believe that many people are waiting in line to buy donuts. They must be some really awesome donuts!

Awesome pictures
When I went to Monument Valley I did not take the Navajo tour. Your pictures made me deeply regret my decision. I will be sure to do so on my next time there.

vietnam is pretty steamy!!!!
wow-what an excuse for a summer-head east girls. back to the bikes and the pools.hue next working our way north. survived saigon traffic-yay. take care.xxxx