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| Laduree macaroons - yum! |
Here’s a collection of
photos of some of the windows and market stalls we have passed, and bought
from.
We went to the Bastille
markets last Sunday and they were about half food and half other wares such as
clothes and leather goods.
Lots of locals shop there and by the quality of the
food you could understand why.
Almost made us wish we had a kitchen to take
some back to cook with!
Walking around there is an
endless array of temptations: Laduree macarons, boulangeries, patisseries,
fromageries and more.
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| Cakes - we resisted - this time |
Lucky Mr Jax is such a slave
driver with his fitness wristband counting all our steps and kilometres!
I have walked at least
10,000 steps every day here in Paris and around 17,000 steps on three of our 7
days.
Hard to imagine after the year I have had health wise.
Exhausting, but I’ve
done it!
So now off to our last
dinner in Paris (for this trip).
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| Fish, including turbot like I ate at Jules Verne |
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| Spices - ah the aroma! |
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| Olives |
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| A very small section of the cheese display |
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| Shellfish - prawns, lobster, crabs |
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| Chocolate |
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| Dried and glazed fruit |
A little better than the Port Fairy markets. Hope you didn't pig out on the glazed fruits (or chocolates)
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