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The bus 69 would have gotten me to the cemetery where famous people were buried and to see the splendid tombstones but I opted for the Art Gallery. At this museum too, people were taking camera and video pictures of the nice pictures and sculptures - the Mona Lisa and the statue of Venus De Milo reside there.
I managed to find my way back to the hotel in time to collapse and rest up so I could pretend I was not exhausted before Susan returned. But it did not work - we were both tired and though Susan had organizedly gotten underground tickets to get us to the Eurostar we took a very relaxing and energy saving taxi!
The Eurostar can travel at 300 km/hr and had us back in London in about two hours. Sue met a friend at her local pub and I did some interneting. Love that bed!
The bus 69 would have gotten me to the cemetery where famous people were buried and to see the splendid tombstones but I opted for the Art Gallery. At this museum too, people were taking camera and video pictures of the nice pictures and sculptures - the Mona Lisa and the statue of Venus De Milo reside there.
I managed to find my way back to the hotel in time to collapse and rest up so I could pretend I was not exhausted before Susan returned. But it did not work - we were both tired and though Susan had organizedly gotten underground tickets to get us to the Eurostar we took a very relaxing and energy saving taxi!
The Eurostar can travel at 300 km/hr and had us back in London in about two hours. Sue met a friend at her local pub and I did some interneting. Love that bed!
You are right dear.
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