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| I went on a private tour, it was by Paris Greeters. It's free, you just need to give them about a 2 week heads up. It was great, and the guide was awesome! We started in Jardin de Plantes, where his father had worked. |
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| in the Latin Quarter |
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| Fredric pointing out where he grew up. Since his father worked in the Garden, they lived right in it. |
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| the only grave in Paris, not in an official cemetery. |
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| Fredric's, the tour guide, home, it was on the second floor (which the French would call floor one, they start with floor ) | . |
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| They host 6-7 million animal remains below ground, and this brings air down there. The guide estimated that 40% of the animals are extinct. |
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| Lussac worked here, he was the person who invented the measurement of sugar in grapes, and how it would convert to alcohol. |
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| The Charles Darwin museum. After they study the remains, they piece together what it evolved from. |
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| Mosque |
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| They serve tea and small desserts, that are all naturally sweetened with honey. |
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| Fredric! Great tour guide. |
| This is all handmade by people in Morocco. |
Private tour? Keshia, International Palm Greaser.
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Free private tour. No greasing of plams, but I think the word International should definitely be used in my title. Whatever that next title made be. International Food Critic? Professional International Explorer? International Woman of Mystery? So many choices...haha
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