Coming into the harbor, early morning:
What I hadn't considered is the boats at anchor and docked in the harbor.
Fairly sure these folks don't worry about the grand a day for docking.
Walking around town I also noticed the cars. I'm usually indifferent to cars, except the odd '55 Chevy. But to see Maserati's, Lamborghini's, and Ferrari's parked all around....
There was also a open-air market, something I'd see in most of the cities we visited.
Monte Carlo turned out to be a pleasant place to walk around, drink expresso and watch people.
It has been quit some time since my last visit to MC. Nice place.
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DeleteYou seeing any of the refugee's up where you are? What's the local feeling about the whole thing?
There are some in the area, but a small number and I haven't seen them. Not much in the news about the opinions like in eastern Germany.
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I never did see Monte Carlo though did catch some of the Riviera back in the day! Lovely shots Mike, what lovely memories you have created!
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Back in the day.....yeah, got that. This was just a journey back, or an attempt.
DeleteBeautiful photos but how were the sandwiches there? :)
ReplyDeleteHuh, how'd you know? They were fine, had a half on local bread, a stand that local office workers were lining up for at lunchtime. Toasted, local ham and cheese, it was good.
DeleteExactly how I would think of MC...a place to watch people...very rich people.
ReplyDeletePretty much what I thought.
DeleteWalking around or sitting at a sidewalk café and people watching also works for me...:)
ReplyDeleteYeah, 30 or 40 years ago, I'd feel different. But here we are......
DeleteIt all looks so wonderfully warm and bright. I'm glad you had such a relaxing journey.
ReplyDeleteIt was interesting, Susan. Thanks.
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