Lynn Schirmer

Paris Post V, Fins

Mostly pics today. I took another long hike and might have hurt my calf, but my launching place could not have been better. I met the most charming waiter/host who admonished me on my poor French before seating me in his small cafe for some of the most wonderful scallops I’ve ever tasted. Plus it was affordable. I just smiled between bites like someone who’d had too much wine and told him J’taime Paris on my way out. I do wish one could tip sometimes.

Then I made my way to the Seine. I think most reading this blog will know why. The sun was shining, it was a good day for it. On to Ile St. Louis and then…

Said goodbye and watched Su float away here.

Said goodbye and watched Su float away here.

Turn the corner to the lone trumpeter and I imagine taps for Su.

Turn the corner to the lone trumpeter and I imagine taps for Su.

After some time of being emotional, I realized I’d missed some important spots on Ile de la Cite…

A bit of Old Paris (before Haussmann) on Ile de la Cite

A bit of Old Paris (before Haussmann) on Ile de la Cite

The Conciergerie, a nice name for Aristocrat Prison

The Conciergerie, a nice name for prison. Contains the cell of Marie Antoinette, etc.

Revolution!

Revolution!


The yard at The Conciergierie

The yard at The Conciergierie

Vaulted ceilings, coulmns, arcades, and bars

Vaulted ceilings, coulmns, arcades, and bars

Now a tourist attraction

Now a tourist attraction

Attarcted to this medieval style staircase.

Attarcted to this medieval style staircase.

Staircase other view

Staircase other view

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