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October 1st 2018
Published: October 1st 2018
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We’ll always have Paris - Humphrey Bogart to Ingrid Bergman in Casablanca Today was our last day in Paris - tomorrow morning we fly back home. I can’t believe we will be home tomorrow at this time. After 25 days of travelling, first to Morocco and then to Paris, it’s going to be quite an adjustment being back at home. I’m happy to return to the comforts of home, but sad too, that this tri... Read Full Entry



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Notre Dame treasuryNotre Dame treasury
Notre Dame treasury

I liked the reflection of the stained glass on the protective glass around this sculpture
Notre Dame interior Notre Dame interior
Notre Dame interior

Hard to show the immense scale
Coffee break after Sainte-Chapelle and Notre DameCoffee break after Sainte-Chapelle and Notre Dame
Coffee break after Sainte-Chapelle and Notre Dame

The place was called “Quasimodo Notre-Dame” :)
Susie and I waiting for the metroSusie and I waiting for the metro
Susie and I waiting for the metro

Back to the Marais to visit the Pompidou
Up the tube escalator at the Pompidou Up the tube escalator at the Pompidou
Up the tube escalator at the Pompidou

Kind of like the gerbil cage I used to have!



3rd October 2018

Bonjour Paris, leaving hurts the heart..
Loved Notre Dame so big do old. When I stood in that cathedral I pictured the Nights Templar and the Cathars also standing there too. Lol
20th October 2018

Note Dame
Ah, I think Notre Dame has to be my favourite place in Paris. The grandeur is breathtaking, and I can only imagine what it must have been like to visit in Medieval times. Stunning. So lovely to read that your Mum had such a lovely time, as I'm sure you all did ?
20th October 2018

Notre Dame
I actually enjoyed Sainte-Chapelle more than Notre Dame, probably because it was so much smaller and felt more manageable somehow. And its stained glass was just breathtaking. Notre Dame was stunning though, no doubt about that. And just imagine people in medieval times seeing it for the first time, wow!

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