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         		 A good wash and rub induces the best afro a white girl can ever have, well, the best white girl afro Sair has ever had: by sair, Views[1009]
         		 First day of the lock process - what a mess! I walked through the streets of Paris like this, but it felt so good: by sair, Views[210]
         		 3 days - the afro is on the way: by sair, Views[211]
     
    The 'vegetale glue' from my locticien au naturel and gooey: by sair, Views[234]
         		 It settles a little, but then.....: by sair, Views[219]
         		 Just me playing the fool in the Rising sun in Nutbourne - a glam rock retro nite!: by ellubo, Views[264]
         		 Sums it all up: by maria_brett, Views[343]
         		 Winds and droplets came, so quick! gotta take the quintessential Paris shot!: by maria_brett, Views[391]
     
    This one needs no explanation. Though we can still hear their brash American accents
         		 Chillin': by maria_brett, Views[359]
         		 ... while others were happy to watch others (not that we were taking photos of others or anything!)...: by maria_brett, Views[474]
         		 ...watching people make idiots out of themselves posing in front of the Eiffel Tower... (this guy was really trying to catch flies): by maria_brett, Views[241]
         		 A toast to our final glasses of Bordeaux merlot...: by maria_brett, Views[182]
     
    Hanging out at the Louvre in our final hours. Actually, we were nearly blown off the face of the earth.: by maria_brett, Views[228]
         		 Ahhhh, the commercial side of Christmas. No, really, this was a beautiful scene inside La Fayette :): by maria_brett, Views[323]
         		 So we needed some serious smelling salts to bring us back down to earth.: by maria_brett, Views[248]
         		 ... till we found THIS ONE!!!! Anyone heard of taking out a mortgage just for a bottle of wine??!!! Each glass would be worth over 3000 euros! Insane!!!: by maria_brett, Views[181]
         		 ... so we narrowed our search...: by maria_brett, Views[233]
     
    Ok, so we wanted to take a bottle of wine home with us to Prague (Cz Rep not being know for the best reds in the world!). But we had trouble picking between these bottles.. (look at the price tags!): by maria_brett, Views[247]
         		 The coffee bar at La Fayette. Make it last!: by maria_brett, Views[273]
         		 Mmmm, our last day and a trip to La Fayette was in order. Delicious pistacio criossant thingy was heavenly. : by maria_brett, Views[246]
         		 ... which is even better when you turn your back. : by maria_brett, Views[270]
         		 Couldn't come to Paris without standing in the middle of the Avenue des Champs-Élysées and staring down the traffic...: by maria_brett, Views[290]
     
    Wandering near Sorbonne uni area we bumped into this cool street sculpture. : by maria_brett, Views[282]
         		 Walking past Notre Dame cathedrale, we noticed there was an organ recital going on - or rather a full-blown service in progress with a full-blown organ piece which was absolutely fully-blown. Transfixed up at the back of the hall, we waited til the end of it and the whole crowd/congregation/audience stood up and gave a standing ovation, turning round to squint up to where the organ and player were sitting above them. : by maria_brett, Views[276]
         		 Self-portrait attempt no. 3... - with a kind-of Pont Neuf in the background. Too cold to keep mucking around with this. Time for some more roasted chestnuts!: by maria_brett, Views[241]
         		 Self-portrait attempt no. 2...: by maria_brett, Views[287]
         		 Self-portrait attempt no. 1...: by maria_brett, Views[311]
     
    Out and about on Sunday afternoon. Mmmm, roasted chestnuts in hand. : by maria_brett, Views[259]
         		 The result: an arvo apartment picnic with all the trimmings you need, including a 5 euro bottle of bio bordeaux merlot (was rather tasty!). : by maria_brett, Views[299]
         		 Escargot... or garlic snail if you prefer. Been there, done that. Not today!: by maria_brett, Views[303]
         		 Mmmm! Easy to drop 30 euros on smelly French cheese without thinking about it. Ooops!: by maria_brett, Views[286]
         		 Mmmmmm.......: by maria_brett, Views[283]
     
    Sunday markets at the old Bastille. What a throng of people. Gotta get there early to get the best deal and the best catch!: by maria_brett, Views[304]
         		 Hanging out at the Moulin Rouge. Though we were tempted to witness naked women swim in see-thru pools with snakes, the 169 euro ticket price made up our mind for us. We opted for a cool wine bar a few blocks away instead. : by maria_brett, Views[862]
         		 Up it goes!: by maria_brett, Views[234]
         		 Up on street level, a whole bunch of kids were loving the huge gusts of warm air that were coming out of this grille from the underground Metro, deep, deep below the ground. They were putting their caps on the grille and watching them fly into the air when a train passed. Cool. : by maria_brett, Views[1472]
         		 Maria about to go postal:
     
    Someone's trash is a another person's...: by maria_brett, Views[239]
         		 Funny how someone invented a gnome that needed a stand to hold him up... : by maria_brett, Views[323]
         		 Very funky part of the markets. Stallholders in the left were hanging out together sipping wine and nibbling on a communal cheese and grape platter. Much of the markets seemed to close around lunchtime as stallholders retired to upstairs rooms or were visibly
         		 More market shops...: by maria_brett, Views[306]
         		 Down the alleys...: by maria_brett, Views[286]
     
    Some of the more garage-y things we spotted. : by maria_brett, Views[299]
         		 Hanging out at the entrance to the markets - can still smell the roasting chestnuts over the oil barrel lid! Mmmmm. : by maria_brett, Views[305]
         		 This stallholder barely lifted his head when we looked interested in his wares... Not fussed by a coupla foreigners from Downunda! It was, afterall, a French dog. : by maria_brett, Views[324]
         		 Peering in to one of the 'stalls': by maria_brett, Views[265]
         		 One of the many many many covered alleys that make up one of the many many many different markets that altogether make up the Marché aux Puces de Clignancourt - or the Saturday markets as we'd know it, only the things for sale here are what you'd normally find on the cover of Vogue or House & Garden, or even Antique Today. These markets have been around for centuries, and it's not cheap!!: by maria_brett, Views[318]
     
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