The last day in Paris found Dave and Jerry at the Military Museum, which has a great collection of just about anything that people can shoot at each other from the beginning of time to WWII. Jerry wanted me to post his pictures without commentary so he can explain when he shows it to someone or a class that actually gives a rip about what it is. So with that said, here they are.
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| Invalides |
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| Napoleon's Tomb |
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Had lunch at George V right on the Champs Elysee.
Dave had warm goat cheese and egg salad |
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| Dee and I had Rigatoni with Gorganzola sauce |
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| Jerry's yummy vegetarian salad |
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Arc du Triomphe area so Dave could climb the top (278 steps -- No Thanks!)
and Dee and I could shop. |
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and we needed some retail therapy. |
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| Motorcycle dreaming |
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| We waited at the base for Dave to do his thing. |
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| He made it! |
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| Our last night we did a restaurant that was right on the corner from our apartment. |
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| Dave & Jerry Foie Gras |
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| Dee and Jerry Grilled Dorado |
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| Dave Lamb |
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| Chocolate Bomb |
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| It was great and we had a really fun waiter named Lauren(?) that made the experience even better. |
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Homeward bound!
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Hello, we're back in the states after a 12 hour trip from Paris, to Amsterdam, Amsterdam to Minneapolis. Not bad as flights go, but I'm not anxious to repeat it anytime soon. I know that the food on Air France is better than Delta. The good news is that we are home. It was a great trip. We learned so much, saw so much, ate so much, drank probably too much, and got along as good as 4 siblings, in-laws, spouses can. (actually it was GREAT).
