Onto Bayeaux Cathedral

and of course that old rug......which was the most wonderous thing......alive, vibrant enchanting history. The Bayeaux Documentary. 

Arc de Triomphe

fairly impressive......a bit like ours in London 

Pamela : another self-portrait!

but very good using the Olympus C960 (1.3MB) in poor light! 

Me! on the way to the Arc

Strange man in strange location 

Opposite the Eiffel Tower

 

The weather brightens briefly

a better shot on the way back 

A Cezanne Exhibition

A Cezanne Exhibition is almost incidental 

More Gold

The old camera still captures in bad weather 

Caroline Hides!

From the Camera and the Rain 

More Notre Dame

The boats goes around the island on which Notre Dame sits. 

Notre Dame!

The Louvre....Notre Dame!........its all on the river......but it was cold and wet so most people hid inside (1st week in May 2006) 

The Louvre!

A very long building 

Everybody is taking pics

The crew pipe a commentary along the way
and everybody snaps away 

We're off down the Seine

The French seem to touch-up the architecture with gold 

Pamela hoards the camera!

Pamela takes this pic with the Olympus C960 (1.3MP) 

Caroline Pamela and Eiffel

We headed for the Eiffel Tower first! Hours of queueing, we redirected to the river Seine. 

Near the Castle Gate-House

 

A Castle Room

Indoor shot. Part of the castle display. The Loo here incorporated the original castle walls..... 

Caroline!

A rare photo of Caroline! In day-out mode. 

The Castle Well

Using the Flash, the completely dark well is revealed! 

A Cottage viewed from the Castle

This delightful cottage sits below the ruins of Farleigh Hungerford Castle 

A Garden Wall

The snappy little Panasonic likes a bit of light! 

Farleigh Hungerford Castle Ruins

The ruins of Farleigh Hungerford Castle are close by. It dates from 1383. Its is set in some undulating grounds. 

Westwood Manor House

Westwood Manor is a typical example of the many fine old houses in Wiltshire 

Westwood Village Church

The village church in Westwood has an unusually ornate tower. The village is just a few miles from us.