Paris 2024 Day Four

'Twas a lovely day walking and stopping in the Second Arrondissement. Stiff and sore, but fine for septuagenarians. Annie enrolled in a croissant-making class, so we were on our own. Lucy joined us for dinner at the wonderful little restaurant downstairs and almost next door.

Catching the Metro at Place Monge

Um petit cadeau

Kris led out on the Rue du Roule

Flying buttresses on the Église Saint-Eustache

Inside the same: so calm and restful

Best kitchen/cooking stuff anywhere

A bucket of moules for lunch

And oh my goodness!

This little influencer kept her followers engaged for hours

Rue Croix des Petits Champs leading to the Placee des Victoires 

with its equestrian statue of Louis XIV

Architectural detail at Place des Victoires

Galerie Vivienne: 19th-century shopping arcade

An unusual view of the Opera from a very 

comfortable bench where we rested

Christmas windows at Galeries Lafayette

This sweet little binker was enthralled 

Tiffany blue

A very rococo Christmas "tree"

Back to the Rue Mouffetard and our neigborhood

to find some dragée (Jordan almonds) for Kris

Annie's puff pastries

Dinner at the Côte ou la Cuisse

Entrecôte with herb sauce

Good night Rue Tournefort

More tomorrow -- not sure what, but something.

OXO

D.