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Tag Archives: Markets
France 2025 – Roaming on a sunny market day
Day 24 – Our last market day in Chablis. A bright, sunny day brought the crowds out to the market today. We could tell as soon as we left the house, as every inch available had a vehicle parked in … Continue reading
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Tagged Bourgogne, Chablis, Food, Markets, Meals, Restaurants, Small Towns, Travel, Wine
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France 2025 – Last weekend together in Chablis
Day 9 & 10 – All aboard for a weekend of fun. You know our routine by now: if it’s the morning, we must be heading out for breakfast goodies. However, as it was a little bit later, we bought … Continue reading
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Tagged Chablis, Markets, Meals, Restaurants, Small Towns, Tours, Trains, Wine
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France 2025 – Market Day in Chablis
Day 3 – Goodies galore and lots more! Sunday is market day in Chablis, so we were up early to partake in the festivities. Our plan was to make a pass down the lane to see what was available, then … Continue reading
France 2024 – Marche de Noël – Tuileries
We eased into the day again. With no particular reason to rush, we didn’t! It’s been nice getting a good night’s rest and then choosing what we feel like doing. So when we did leave, we headed over to the … Continue reading
France 2024 – Marche de Noël – Notre Dame
We started our day off with a visit to see the restored Notre Dame Cathedral. It was so good seeing it again, like visiting with an old friend. They still have quite a bit of work until it is completely … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, Churches, Markets, Monuments, Paris, Restaurants
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France 2024 – Le Bon Marché and Willi’s
Started off the day by sleeping in. It was cozy and much needed. It must be all the Parisian air we’re taking in. Whatever the reason, it just felt good. After getting cleaned up, we headed up the Boulevard St … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, Decorations, Gifts, Holidays, Markets, Meals, Paris, Restaurants, Shopping, Travel, Wine
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France 2024 – Marche De Nöel – La Défense
Another good night’s sleep and we were ready to step out for another day of exploring. Breakfast was perfect to get us going, so after cleaning up, we were off. Today we decided to visit the Christmas market at La … Continue reading
France 2024 – Enjoying the holiday season in Paris
Back when I turned fifty years old, we spent my birthday in Paris. Since I am a Christmas Eve baby, that meant we celebrated Christmas in Paris. It was exciting and it was special. So while I’m still sixty-five, we … Continue reading