Les Baux de Provence

After the Olive Farm we headed to Les Baux de Provence.  Our coach slowly wound its way up to the parking area.  There was a short walk from the parking area to the Village, where many restaurants, cafe's and souvenir shops along the little cobblestone roads.   The village of the Les Baux de Provence … Continue reading Les Baux de Provence

The Olive Farm

After a hearty breakfast aboard the ship, those of us who were going on the morning tour to the Olive Farm and Les Baux de Provence boarded our coach. It wasn't a very long drive to the Olive Farm.  Moulin du Calanquet Saint Remy de Provence . The road leading to the Farm House was … Continue reading The Olive Farm

Arriving in Arles

The bus trip was a bit long and to top it off one poor lady coughed most of the way.  She sounded awful.  Later on the second leg of the trip up the Seine people were dropping like flies with the flu.  It turns out that's what she had.  Probably needed a mask and antibacterial … Continue reading Arriving in Arles

Montmartre and Basilica Sacre-Coeur

We arrived Montmartre and headed for the Funicular Railway.  You can either take the 300 stairs or the funicular.  Us oldies chose the railway.  As Paula had been there before we let her lead the way. We were warned about the scammers at Montmartre by our Cruise Director.  On the Sunday when they went up … Continue reading Montmartre and Basilica Sacre-Coeur

Parc Monceau Paris France

Memories - this was 4 years ago this month.  Enjoy       When we first arrived in Paris 5 days earlier, our Cruise Director had told us of a little park about 5 minutes away from the hotel.  So today we would wander up there and have a look at this "little park" and … Continue reading Parc Monceau Paris France

Packing my back pack!

Packing my back pack was so much harder than the suitcase.  I had my passport and travel papers in the nice wallet the Tour Company sent.  A small clear zip lock bag with my moisturizer and lip balm, and I also had some face wipes. My phone and its charger.,  travel plug, the charger for … Continue reading Packing my back pack!

The Longest Flight Home

During the night both Paula and I started feeling sick, in truth we both were feeling crap not long after dinner.  We thought it could have been the wine.  House wine can be like that sometimes.  Then it started.  The pains, the frequent trips to the bathroom.  Lucky Paula had some over the counter meds … Continue reading The Longest Flight Home

Last Night in Paris

  Before we left the Hotel to visit Parc Monceau, we had spoken with the reception at the hotel for suggestions on somewhere to eat.  They suggested La Mascotte and said it wasnt too far from the Parc.  They showed us on the map how to get there.  So once we left the Parc we made our … Continue reading Last Night in Paris

Jardin Du Luxembourg & the Pantheon

  Waking up knowing that this would be our last full day in Paris was a bit sad.  We still had lots to see so we had breakfast early and off we went to catch the Green bus.  We would then have to change and catch the Orange bus.  We were heading to Luxembourg to … Continue reading Jardin Du Luxembourg & the Pantheon

How 3 sisters blog started

As in the title of our blog we are 3 sisters abroad.  We were on a cruise last year and found some of the other "clients" a bit toffy nose towards us.  We do not look-alike and I think they wondered why we were even there.  Everyone had a turn sitting next to us at … Continue reading How 3 sisters blog started