Returning from Normandy - which was such a great part of this trip - we had
another full day in Paris. We chose to join the early morning walking tour which
was so enjoyable, and included Notre Dame and many more points of interest.
In the afternoon we took a coach to Versailles - a new place for me as somehow
I never was able to squeeze it in to any of my former Paris visits. More on the
palace and its gardens in another post when I have more time.
another full day in Paris. We chose to join the early morning walking tour which
was so enjoyable, and included Notre Dame and many more points of interest.
In the afternoon we took a coach to Versailles - a new place for me as somehow
I never was able to squeeze it in to any of my former Paris visits. More on the
palace and its gardens in another post when I have more time.
Saturday we said goodbye to Avalon Tapestry II on the Seine River - it was a great
cruise and we were sad to leave such a wonderful crew. Views of the Tour Eiffel
accompanied us as we headed to the Gare de Lyon and TGV - the train which
moved us along at 185 mph towards the south of France.
accompanied us as we headed to the Gare de Lyon and TGV - the train which
moved us along at 185 mph towards the south of France.
More later from our second riverboat, Avalon Poetry II.
Today we awoke to this sunrise on the River Saone.
Writing this as we approach Lyon. Noontime arrival, lunch, and then a
jaunt around the city this afternoon.
A busy and exciting trip, many beautiful places viewed, one little rain shower
only so far, but perhaps a couple of rainy days ahead.
I hope my friends are safe in the USA, especially those of you in
South and North Carolina where the rains have been so extreme.
jaunt around the city this afternoon.
A busy and exciting trip, many beautiful places viewed, one little rain shower
only so far, but perhaps a couple of rainy days ahead.
I hope my friends are safe in the USA, especially those of you in
South and North Carolina where the rains have been so extreme.
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