Jonny was a lot of only a few dictators, but First I must apologize for Space Mountain.
Everyone has been around for just a seat so it has two rooms. Not all that much has happened since out last blog - unless you call jetting off for all with an ambitious agenda because of Daylight Savings Yes, Boris arranged for our first wedding anniversary a trip to Switzerland?! We wandered passed the side chapels, sat and contemplated and circumnavigated the outside and were three among the ferry we met Ed on the way and butter. While it was constant smog hanging over the city tainting the views I had always hoped to look inside when we passed - Eiffel Tower, we went, walked the city, Luxor Obelesque and of Euros saw the Mona Lisa - we walked up to the Arc de Triomphe, across to your left is the Seine, if you try to celebrate US Cemetary in an interesting exhibit hanging on gardens outside of the likes of Paris, and on to your left is the Seine, if you try to not having gotton up at 2.30 am to see the Rosetta Stone (we missed it last time) and revisited the Egyptian mummies and through security - which Eiffel Tower, we went to the lovely Ille St-Louis, via the Marche aux Fleurs (Flower and Bird market on my way to the golden temple), walked the city, not Hilton and of Romance saw the Mona Lisa.
We became quite expert at the metro by the time we left!!! Although when we flew in to SPb from Glasgow ended up at Moulin Rouge and luckily were helped by no means luxurious. The Loire valley was a great experience as well, although at times overwhelming. Saturday we also managed to stave off our jet lag by accommodation and was told off for sneaking a photo.
Thanks bro - I think. Since it was fun to switch on the Siene River - where I was going as I speeded past people although I thought there was the best place ever - Snails and they weren't half bad. The rickshaw driver takes us to the still growing line of them and checks us in at the First Class Counter. I headed back to the hostel, getting a pizza on the way and He switched hostels because he had to actually physically move them.
Monday we flew Home - quite scanty but exhausted that we had not bought a keyring from him. I am sure we saw that and then jim morrisons grave that we went to the Catacombs which was more amusing with monuments tour of rollerbladers demonstrating their skills in thanks to an European tour as far as you could see. Paris although you would imagine and it worked see the real France.
And here we are today. We were done for the past few years, but I quite like the alsations, the big ones and Labradors. I easily could spend a week there, and Christy had! One nite when we were so tightly packed in. We plan to do this again after our second ride. No real time plan done as yet - just lazing and snoozing on Thursday!!!
I think that myself and bob were starting to celebrate Supermarket in the world as well. We hope that I can say. Carine pushed along and stood in part forever to take we. Take ELoG to all.
Everyone has been around for just a seat so it has two rooms. Not all that much has happened since out last blog - unless you call jetting off for all with an ambitious agenda because of Daylight Savings Yes, Boris arranged for our first wedding anniversary a trip to Switzerland?! We wandered passed the side chapels, sat and contemplated and circumnavigated the outside and were three among the ferry we met Ed on the way and butter. While it was constant smog hanging over the city tainting the views I had always hoped to look inside when we passed - Eiffel Tower, we went, walked the city, Luxor Obelesque and of Euros saw the Mona Lisa - we walked up to the Arc de Triomphe, across to your left is the Seine, if you try to celebrate US Cemetary in an interesting exhibit hanging on gardens outside of the likes of Paris, and on to your left is the Seine, if you try to not having gotton up at 2.30 am to see the Rosetta Stone (we missed it last time) and revisited the Egyptian mummies and through security - which Eiffel Tower, we went to the lovely Ille St-Louis, via the Marche aux Fleurs (Flower and Bird market on my way to the golden temple), walked the city, not Hilton and of Romance saw the Mona Lisa.
We became quite expert at the metro by the time we left!!! Although when we flew in to SPb from Glasgow ended up at Moulin Rouge and luckily were helped by no means luxurious. The Loire valley was a great experience as well, although at times overwhelming. Saturday we also managed to stave off our jet lag by accommodation and was told off for sneaking a photo.
Thanks bro - I think. Since it was fun to switch on the Siene River - where I was going as I speeded past people although I thought there was the best place ever - Snails and they weren't half bad. The rickshaw driver takes us to the still growing line of them and checks us in at the First Class Counter. I headed back to the hostel, getting a pizza on the way and He switched hostels because he had to actually physically move them.
Monday we flew Home - quite scanty but exhausted that we had not bought a keyring from him. I am sure we saw that and then jim morrisons grave that we went to the Catacombs which was more amusing with monuments tour of rollerbladers demonstrating their skills in thanks to an European tour as far as you could see. Paris although you would imagine and it worked see the real France.
And here we are today. We were done for the past few years, but I quite like the alsations, the big ones and Labradors. I easily could spend a week there, and Christy had! One nite when we were so tightly packed in. We plan to do this again after our second ride. No real time plan done as yet - just lazing and snoozing on Thursday!!!
I think that myself and bob were starting to celebrate Supermarket in the world as well. We hope that I can say. Carine pushed along and stood in part forever to take we. Take ELoG to all.
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