the Notre Dame in ReimsWe then spent an entrie day with Jacq's bf, Nicolas family. Which was extremely interesting and fun! We picked cherries from trees, strawberries, peonies, daisies, lavenders, and many many other flowers. It was such an experience with French people, to see the way they lived and loved life. Many of the people in Reims loves the nature hearing from Nicolas's grandparents.
Day 4
As the sun rose to the next day, it's the Versailles Palace ( It's famous for the gardens)
It's uncannily accurate and symmetrical
Look what my mum spotted outside of the palace! A colourful range of bicycles.
We drove about 2 and a half hrs back and another 2 and a half back there so we didn't go anywhere after that.
Day 5
at the departure hall to London. We took a budget airline. very cheap only! but too bad it's going to move a few hundred miles away to anyther place.
Day 6
The ceremonial guards change at 11 am daily. Those in the red uniforms will go through a tedious ceremony to leave the parade before being taken over by those in Blue uniform as seen the from picture below.
Day 7 & 8
We managed to visit Shakespears' brithplace, the wife's home, His new place and some other houses. Also we got to see Oxford Christchurch college where they filmed one of the scenes in Harry Potter. The Eiffel tower, we also saw. We paid like 11 Euros get to get to the top of the tower where it was freezing. My sis and I shook like we were dancing. I didn't get to upload the pictures cos there's something wrong with it AGAIN!
Day 9
In central London, at Mayfair, and all those interesting places
We walked, and walked, and walked....
You had no idea how relieved i was when i saw the meter that was 'parked' beside our car. My legs were giving way under me.
Day 10!
First class service! Back home...:D
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