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Off To Paris

10/29/2015

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​The drive to the train station in Düsseldorf had a few exciting moments. Part of it was on a section of Autobahn with no speed limit and the Subaru Forester I was riding in went 110-km/hr. with no problem. Point of interest = that car also had two gas tanks, one for diesel and one for compressed natural gas (biomethane).
No traveler likes to arrive at a train station and hear the words: “That train has been cancelled.” Uhg! So, rather than being 1 hour and 20 minutes early, I had 2 minutes to get on a train to Köln to catch my train to Paris. Also not included in the directions was the fact that the train I was on arrived at a substation in Köln and I had to find a connecting train to get to the main station…, all in a day’s travel.
Arriving in Paris after 10:00 PM was not my first choice and, fortunately, all went well. My friend from London was standing on the sidewalk in front of the apartment I booked through airbnb.com to greet me. She and her traveling companion arrived at the a few hours before me. So, sleep and up to hit the streets and museums first things in the morning. Pinch me!!!
The apartment was in the 18th arrondissement (XVIIIe arrondissement), located what is known as the Right Bank and it is one of the 20 arrondissement (municipal neighborhoods) of Paris. The district of Montmartre contains a hill dominated by the Sacré Cœur basilica and the well-known Moulin Rouge cabaret.
Here are some pictures of the apartment and surrounding streets that greeted me the next morning.

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Susan
10/29/2015 02:53:33 am

Put me on your tour list and let's go! GF bakeries and all. Love your blog and so glad you made the trip!

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    Hi. This is Nancy Camp and I enjoy posting pictures and comments while I travel.

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