At least we still have
so we can properly mourn the missing ones! 
But especially missing :doggie:
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At least we still have
so we can properly mourn the missing ones! But especially missing :doggie:
Current favourite is still St Tropez I think. Between Cannes and St Tropez ... eerrrhhh... I can't decide! Still leaning slightly towards St Tropez.So fun to tag along! I'd missed it when originally posted, was just lurkingback then! What's your current favorite Côte d'Azur destination?
Oh I miss the old emojis! The "pop corn eating" one and the spider web!Anyone else missing some of the old emojis?upside down
and beach
"laughing so hard it's hitting the floor" love that one!
Clearly you'll need more visits very soon to give us a definitive answer.
Will wait for your final thoughts! Wishing I was there right now!
Hopefully by that time i would have qualified!
, give me some time with this one! No luck so far!
Just keep active in the threads you enjoy! It won't take long. There are zillions of threads I have never even explored.
thenk yew!
You're welcome! There were so many I liked, of on a quest now to find (and remember) more!
Chatsters-
I am recently back from a wonderful trip and thought I might share some bits with you.
ROME. We spent the last week of May there. It was first time for DH, and I was last there many years ago with my family. So it was really new for both of us.
Yes, we had great weather. Sunny every day, afternoon highs in the 80s. Rome is a very walkable city, and we did a lot of walking in addition to eating! Yes, there were a lot of people. But we were somewhat prepared for that as we have recently spent quite a bit of time in London and Paris. If you have been thinking about going, I urge you to go.
Recently some of the premier "sites" such as the Trevi fountain and Spanish steps have been cleaned to a sparking white beauty, thanks to private corporate sponsorship.
Ok, this post showcases 2 of the most crowded places we visited- Trevi fountain( first pic has people cleverly edited out) and the last pic shows the hordes trying to get a selfie!
And the top place to visit on my wishlist was the Colosseum. We started fairly early in the morning, and for the first time hired a private guide. The colosseum itself is so massive, that you don't feel crowded. This allowed us to "skip the line". The forum was not nearly as crowded, but there were still long lines by 11:30am or so.
I am recently back from a wonderful trip and thought I might share some bits with you.
ROME. We spent the last week of May there. It was first time for DH, and I was last there many years ago with my family. So it was really new for both of us.
Yes, we had great weather. Sunny every day, afternoon highs in the 80s. Rome is a very walkable city, and we did a lot of walking in addition to eating! Yes, there were a lot of people. But we were somewhat prepared for that as we have recently spent quite a bit of time in London and Paris. If you have been thinking about going, I urge you to go.
Recently some of the premier "sites" such as the Trevi fountain and Spanish steps have been cleaned to a sparking white beauty, thanks to private corporate sponsorship.
Ok, this post showcases 2 of the most crowded places we visited- Trevi fountain( first pic has people cleverly edited out) and the last pic shows the hordes trying to get a selfie!
And the top place to visit on my wishlist was the Colosseum. We started fairly early in the morning, and for the first time hired a private guide. The colosseum itself is so massive, that you don't feel crowded. This allowed us to "skip the line". The forum was not nearly as crowded, but there were still long lines by 11:30am or so.