Today really was a very lazy day. Given the fact we were cycling all yesterday, and then our late night at the Moulin Rouge (anything past 8pm is a late night), we were having to wake up knowing that our red wine wasn't hiding the pain of our sore muscles and limbs. But the girls were good. They somehow managed to put together another great breakfast, albeit rather slowly. We hadn't actually planned anything today, but we received a call from Kane and Kirsten an...

After seeing the sites by foot yesterday, we decided, to do other sites by bicycle. Dianne and Cheryl made us another great breakfast. We kicked back for a while and Brian and I did some planning. Once that was sorted, it was time for an early lunch, so we decided to go down to a restaurant around the corner. It is set in a beautiful leafy area of the town. The outdoor dining over here is so good. Once we had lunch and a couple local drinks, we figured we were ...

First things first. If there are any horse out there reading this blog HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!!! We woke up in recovery mode today. The good sleep helped us all recover from the long flights. Dianne and Brian are still recovering from the the flu, so the extra time was a blessing. Brian is determined to get rid of his, and we have decided that more medicinal purpose alcohol is needed, which we will rectify tonight. I got up early to get on the computer to solve ou...

We arrived in Paris at about 2.30pm. The A380 was fantastic, and both Brian and Dianne and Cheryl and I had seats 1 row from the front of the plane. I have never been up that end of the plane before, so now I know what it is like to be in first class! The plane is so good to fly on, and once again Qatar were simply fantastic with their service. As we were going through customs, we met some more people from Perth, Bunbury and Geraldton. Amazing, we even had fri...