sleeping out

[mr wotsin]

Just back from a long week end in Paris. Had not been for years, lovely to see all the sights again. I think it must be more multi-cultural than London. But a disturbing number of people sleeping rough, in the open street around a lamppost or up against subway railings, they were everywhere. A wee bit upsetting.
Overall the trip was fantastic Paris by Eurostar with a guide,and Newcastle to London added on with Riviera travel, good firm.

[snoopy2]

[quote="mr wotsin"]

Just back from a long week end in Paris. Had not been for years, lovely to see all the sights again. I think it must be more multi-cultural than London. But a disturbing number of people sleeping rough, in the open street around a lamppost or up against subway railings, they were everywhere. A wee bit upsetting.
Overall the trip was fantastic Paris by Eurostar with a guide,and Newcastle to London added on with Riviera travel, good firm.
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Mr Wotsin are you sure they were people sleeping rough or were they palm trees. (other readers please see blog on 'webcam' for explanation.)

[mr wotsin]

The palm tree was funny but to connect it with rough sleeping does not bring a chuckle. Your elastic must be longer than mine.

[snoopy2]

Must be.

[mr wotsin]

Or is it your Scottish sense of humour.

[snoopy2]

[quote="mr wotsin"]

Or is it your Scottish sense of humour.
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You are assuming my nationality - and perhaps mole hill and mountain coming to mind!

[mr wotsin]

How about the chap who says he is coming to Symi for his first visit and you tell him to go to Turkey.

[JeanW]

please can we draw a line under this one. thanks