Monday, 18 February 2013

24 hours in Paris.


12th Feb - Wedding Anniversary but it might have been an early (or late) Valentine – In Paris for 24 hours.
Paris by Eurostar from Bristol with an hotel and restaurant in St Germain is not the cheapest 'greenish' trip described in this blog.  
We set off with our bus passes at ten to nine in the morning.
The bus obligingly waited a minute or two (it was running ahead of schedule) to let us get on free on the stroke of nine. It took us down to the  Bristol City Centre, from where we could walk across Queen's Square along the line of only completely pedestrianised (until the 1980s) dual carriageway that I know, by way of the baste bridge over the floating harbour, past St Mary's Redcliffe (Queen Elizabeth's “finest Parish church  in all England”) to Brunel's grand Temple Meads Station.

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