Paris Vacation Tips

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<kellyhobbo@> wrote in message
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> What is it about Paris?
>
> Is it the blend of romance and inspiration? Is it the great activities
> the city has to offer? Or is it simply the great food and fine wines?
>
> I dont think I'll ever get to the bottom of that one...
>
> So your off to Paris and looking for those last minute pointers that
> make all the difference.


And get a car to get around. Some parts of Paris can ONLY
be reached easily by automobile.

This is especially true if you are going to the French Open.
Rolland Garros is conveniently located right off one of the
freeways in Paris. With is location close to one of the
freeways, it cannot get any EASIER, than to have an
automobile to get to Rolland Garros.Besides, there is
NO public transport to that part of Paris.

"Chilly8" <chilly8@m> wrote in message
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> "tim (not at home)" <tims_new_home.uk> wrote in message
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>> Would it?
>>
>> You will have committed a criminal offence subject to the possibility of
>> jail time. The person whom you have committed this offence against knows
>> who you are (assuming that you car is registered), they will have little
>> difficulty in getting a prosecution, should they so wish
>
> Once again, NO problem. Once you have done the "deed", you
> return your hire care ASAP, check out of your hotel, head
> straight to the airport, and get the next available flight OUT of
> the the United Kingdom, and that would be the END of THAT.
>

More likely Mr Plod will be passing while you are using the bolt cutters,
'ullo, 'ullo, I want a word with you, and Silly Chilly will be off to the
cooler to do a spell of Porridge.

Regards

David Bennetts.