The train follows the Seine for a fair part of the 20 km journey out of the heart of Paris
You know you are royalty, when any oaf will do as a bench
The Queens bedroom was the most livable, but you had to go through numerous anterooms, sitting rooms and waiting rooms to get there
Even the entrance to the hall of mirrors is impressive.
The king liked to make a bed-fort
Statues with Carolyn
The grounds behind the Chateau de Versailles are extensive. Hard to believe that this used to be a simple hunting lodge for the king of France.
Walking back to the train station in the rain. Behind us are dozens and dozens of huge tour buses and taxis.
Fooling around on the train on the way back. Once again, there were no tourists on this train.
A hot cup of espresso is sure nice after a day walking around in the rain.
Versailles looks beautiful but the cafe looks divine! I’m now craving coffee.
Looks like alot of fun, except for the drizzle. I love the pic of you by the statue with your leg straight out. So was the statue’s . Have a lovely day!
Love, Char
P.S. Jim would love that parkay flooring in the Queen’s bedroom. Chris you’r e looking pretty handsome on that train.
Have a safe trippin around. Love ya!
Love the pictures Carrie! looks so beautiful…..and the scenery too!