All things are lined up ... the oars are stored ....
the walking shoes neatly packed .....
..... it is time to move on to Montreal.

Unfortunately it means leaving some of the
delightful thingies that we have come to love and
yet on the other hand we are glad to leave some
of those thingies we dislike a great deal.

Here are some of the delightfuls.....

The markets that are set up in the Village and Cities
on a weekly schedule are available from 7 am to noon.
The then move on to the next village.
It becomes a game to find these and be at the village
so one can take advantage of the deals...

This particular Market was 1/2 km long on a Boulvard in Paris.

Fruits and Veggies	Teach a man to fish.....
Nuts	Cheese
Break Bread	Olives
Seafood	Cut above... meats
Garments and fabric	Roses Hats
24 varieties of Crepes

Opportunity of seeing the Masters at magnificant galleries.

Matisse - La Danse de Paris	Matisse
Picasso	Claude Monet - Impression Soliel
Claude Abeille	Picasso
Street Art.... This is an entrance to Metro Station	The grand Architecture of France This is the Paris City Hall (Hotel de Ville)
Sculptures in the Parks	Cleaning the gutter using water
Graffiti	Graffiti
Massive printed facade of fabric to cover the construction renovation of buildings Pigeons that share lunches we had on park benches. Lunch on the boat.... Baggette, pates, cheeses, olive oil & balsalmic vinegrette and RED WINE
THESE ARE THE THINGIES WE WILL NOT MISS
Bill for two cups of coffee ($11.88 CA)	Shoes at 375 € ($596.00 CA)
These toilets were side by each at a railway station in a small village
Hers	His
These toilets were side by each beside a church in a small village
His	Hers
The line ups at Arts Musées This was for the Hokusai woodblock print exhibition. Well folks that is all from this soapbox

MARNIE & GRAHAM
www.woodblockart.ca