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Sunday, November 23, 2014

Lyon: Part Deux

Sunday, November 23, 2014
For our last night in Lyon we had to switch apartments due to availability. The apartment was in another part of the city. This time the entire apartment was for us.




Best part, it had a washing machine. We spent some time getting two loads washed and hung up to dry on the balcony. While we were waiting for our laundry to finish, I played tetris on the gameboy in the apartment. Tanner was making me laugh so hard I started to cry but I was so focused on winning this round I couldn't take my eyes off it. That only made me laugh & cry harder. That little stink face decided he couldn't let this go undocumented (hence the picture below).

I don't know, I was just in the zone I guess.


For lunch Tanner took us out to eat at one of the oldest restaurants in Lyon.
Brasserie Georges.
Another classic Lyonnaise restaurant. This time we "split" the four course meal.

Course 1: Salmon & herring with potatoes and onions
(saumons et les harengs aux pommes de terre)

Course 2: Garlic mashed potatoes served with a chitterling sausage and whole grain mustard sauce
(andouillette "maison ravier", sauce moutarde et puree de pommes de terre ou)

Course 3:  A large bowl of cheese with chives & shallots.
Now I need to go into more details for this. They just placed a bowl with a spoon for us to eat this. It was as thick as chip dip and tasted like sour cream. Tried our best to slurp this down.
(le fromage de tradition)




Course 4: Crispy chocolate and praline cake, glazed in ganache
(feuillantin au choclate "pur caraibes")

(dessert makes everything better)

Missed the market that was held in the croix-rousse area. On Rue de Cannut, a mural the size of a building is painted there. The most life-like painting depicting what Lyon is all about.





The buildings and streets here are so French. I love it. To live on Rue Saint Jean would be a dream.



Cathédral Saint Jean Baptiste de Lyon







We ended our stay strolling Rue Saint Jean and shared a nutella crépe.


I really miss Lyon.



1 comment:

  1. I love reading & seeing your adventure! Looks like such a blast!

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