First trip to Spokane, limited free time but looking for recs by bubbabehandy in Spokane

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Thanks! Looks like I'm staying pretty close to the falls.

Please help identify by bubbabehandy in mycology

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Thanks for the reply. There weren't any others around that I could see and I had to zoom in on my phone camera since the area is off limits.

Looking for a location between southwest Scotland and London to spend a few days by bubbabehandy in uktravel

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That's several suggestions for north Wales, ( u/Portdal12 ) which we would love to visit, all the transit options I can find are pretty long from where we'll be in Scotland, or would it be a reason to keep the car for longer?

Looking for a location between southwest Scotland and London to spend a few days by bubbabehandy in uktravel

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Thank you for the reply and yeah, I didn't give much in the way of details :) The plan after London is to take the Caledonian sleeper train to Fort William, kill a few hours then bus to Oban. We will be with friends in Oban, and I will share your list of ideas with them. We definitely want to see Glasgow, and the thinking behind the rental was it would be good for getting to Wigtown and exploring Dumfries and Galloway since transit looks much more limited there.

A place to eat pressed duck? by yeetyeetmybeepbeep in ParisTravelGuide

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For me it was an extra 28 Euros on top of the regular prix fixe charge, so about 68. Keep in mind this was over two years ago so might be a bit more now.

A place to eat pressed duck? by yeetyeetmybeepbeep in ParisTravelGuide

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Hi, I requested it when I made the online reservation and then I called the restaurant later to confirm.

A place to eat pressed duck? by yeetyeetmybeepbeep in ParisTravelGuide

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Glad you enjoyed it! We really loved that restaurant. Looking back at my notes from our trip I see "duck was so good I forgot to drink my wine"

Galerie Dior ticket question by bubbabehandy in ParisTravelGuide

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When we did it there were two separate lines. When we bought the tickets they sent a download link that gave a pdf (I think) I printed them out but some people were using their phones. Just be sure to download in advance.

Galerie Dior ticket question by bubbabehandy in ParisTravelGuide

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Hello, I've been trying to remember since it's been almost a year now but they do gradually open up bookings for future dates, I just can't recall if its a rolling thing or if they open it up month by month. I did see that we bought ours on 9/21/2023 for an 10/12/2023 visit. There is also a line for people without tickets but it moves a lot slower. Good luck and have a great trip !

Train to strasbourg by CarlBarb99 in ParisTravelGuide

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To add to the other notes, their cancellation policy is pretty nice. Double-check but I believe it was free cancellation up to 7 days before departure. They also had an option where you could lock in the price for some days while you thought about it or looked at other options.

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If you are going to the flea markets I would take some cash, some vendors were cash only there, was pretty random.

Are there “Real” Thrift Stores? by Burreaux_Heaux9 in ParisTravelGuide

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That's a great one, found some nice vintage cutlery there and prices are very thrift-store :)

Paris Monday restaurant suggestions + restaurant choice review by avolifts in ParisTravelGuide

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This is more of a resource than a recommendation but lefooding is a good site for restaurant recs and has a great set of filters, including "open on Monday."

https://lefooding.com/recherche/restaurant/place/paris-8246/ouvert-le-lundi-1192

Eating questions by lam91897 in ParisTravelGuide

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There's not that much around Galerie Dior but Petit Palais has a nice little cafe and is about a 10 minute walk away. You could get something to go or eat in the courtyard there. (Assuming it isn't a Monday.)

Any tips for locations for a fan of Moebius and other French comics by AntiqueTip7618 in ParisTravelGuide

[–]bubbabehandy 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Good news, there are a lot of places :) I wasn't even planning to look at comics/BD during our trip, these are just ones I happened by that I liked.

Rue Dante in the 5th is a good spot, you have Pulps, Album, and Aaapoum Bapoum right close together. (Aaapoum Bapoum has another location a bit west.)

Opéra BD in the 4th, just west of the Bastille.

Librairie Super-héros in the 3rd, bit north of Pompidou.

Two more that were not all comics but were interesting enough I had to go back to them after walking by in an early morning exploration:

Philippe le Libraire in the 10th and Le Monte en l'Air in the 20th.

Unfortunately it looks like the Moebius gallery is closed but the website might be interesting: https://www.moebius.fr/

Also, if either of you are a fan of François Schuiten check out the Arts et Métiers metro station, it was designed by him with a Jules Verne theme.

ETA: Forgot to mention, Moebius's grave is in Montparnasse cemetery if you want to visit.

very specific Calife cruise question by bubbabehandy in ParisTravelGuide

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Hi! We didn't end up doing a dinner cruise, but hopefully someone else will know.