Sorry to lax blogging but TPP has been visiting Paris! General impression is this is a great city. Lots of sights, lots of good food and drink, and it is generally friendly. The Metro system is easy to learn and easy to use, but Mrs. Phactor has always been good at this; we cannot say we like the train system as much. They caused use much grief on our return from Givency and Monet's house and gardens. The precious day we had seen over 300 linear feet of Monet's water lily paintings housed in L'Orangerie; quite impressive. The real things are also quite impressive. And one view of Monet's waterlily pond will have to suffice until our return in a day or so. TPP did not suppose that the gardens would look as good as the paintings, but they were wonderful and did not disappoint. TPP would like to report that the Mona Lisa and the Tour Eiffel also reside in Paris and still do, but they can be so crowded as to be rendered less appealing.
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If you need to see the Mona Lisa, go 15-20 minutes before closing time. The crowds will be long gone.
the same trick works in the Sistine Chapel.
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