With their trusty guidebook in hand, these two ladies seem to be following Rick's advice to the letter: travel in "shoulder" season, dress unobtrusively (black being an excellent choice), and enjoying life like the locals do, with a leisurely coffee in an outdoor cafe not too far from Steve's favorite street, Rue Cler. I'm kind of amazed that this picture, which I shot through the window of the 82 bus, actually came out so well. Hope you enjoy your stay.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Score One for Rick Steves
With their trusty guidebook in hand, these two ladies seem to be following Rick's advice to the letter: travel in "shoulder" season, dress unobtrusively (black being an excellent choice), and enjoying life like the locals do, with a leisurely coffee in an outdoor cafe not too far from Steve's favorite street, Rue Cler. I'm kind of amazed that this picture, which I shot through the window of the 82 bus, actually came out so well. Hope you enjoy your stay.
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I finally got around to checking out rue Cler last summer. It was somewhat disappointing. I also had a pretty bad meal at a bistro just a block off the rue.
Doesn't the woman holding the book seem "somehow" familiar?
i like rick steves books for cutting out all the crap and going straight to the point. i used his book when i did my obligatory summer after college backpack through europe tour.
Starman: Familiar in what way?
Love Rick!:)He's friendly, knowledgeable and unassuming:)His advice is down-to-earth and useful. His info on pickpockets came in handy in Madrid...
I'm a fan of Rick's guides and lingering at outdoor cafes...
I plan on it next April while visiting Paris for the first time in ten years.
I'm not sure. It just seems like I should know her.
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