432. Sconed

Paris

Looks like we might have to do
the Eiffel Tower again.
I am the small fella on the right.
Love the fireworks and searchlight.

On the roof to get the 2x3s beside the roof box so that I
can take Teasel off the Disco.
Another deserted campsite

This weir makes a lovely sound drowning out any traffic noise.
Doesn't't feel like we are well within Paris 

Awning reroof continues to do well

The broken roof bar

Kept well left and still hit.
The bars are quite wide
Floor was quite a slope also

Appointment made, it was back into town. Headed into an underground garage with 1.9m clearance which is usually OK and three floors underground, struck the roof with one of my wide wooden roof bars, breaking it.

Easy number for Roman to remember

Had to back up the steep ramp and into a side bay which was dicy. No tools to take the rack off until Audrey remembered that the socket in the drivers door compartment which I managed to Heath-Robertson onto the Disco's tool kit screwdriver. Getting the bars and racks off was quite an ordeal, I even managed to simultaneously hit myself in the face and bang my head on the concrete ceiling, blooding my face in the process, needed a little quiet time after that.

Topped up here also

5 years old, not bad

Took Jacquelines iPhone into a specialist to have the battery replaced. Forty euro and fifteen minutes later it was all done so we headed into Galeries Lafayette to meet up with Jacqueline and Iris. The window displays, by different suppliers were outstanding.

Wizard World

Hmmm, I'm not the biggest fan of Sylvanian Families

The Lego Harry Potter display was enchanting

Audrey and Roman

Quiddich

Inside the store, those are perfume counters way down there

Leaving Jacqueline to it in the store we headed for the free games centre and cell phone charging place at opera, the Apple Store in a converted bank. Complete with vault downstairs.

... but they got us in the end.

Little details abound in Paris. Spotted the plaque on the left on a building while we were walking to the car. How it appears when viewed using the Translate App on my phone (very clever and useful).

Details like this are sobering.

More info here

Landmarks abound on the drive back to camp