So, every year on this day in France, they do many interesting things, like parades on Champs-Elysées (and you can watch it on TV, if you wake up early enough - well, not really early early, but considering it's a bank holiday, you tend to sleep until late morning, right?) or French president and First Lady (this year, you could see beautiful Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, O couldn't take his eyes off TV screen) waving their hands... Well, but the crème de la crème of Bastille Day is the fireworks (feu d'artifice in French). They say the fireworks in Paris is superb (I've never seen it yet), but most of French cities also do fireworks on July 13 or July 14. The town where we live did beautiful fireworks on July 13 from 10:30PM.
The town was already crowded (at 8:00 PM)We had dinner at the Italian restaurant in vieille ville,
and the fireworks was beginning when we finished dinner.
We began to run to have a better view.
run!!!
We met G and H in this big crowd!! :D
Nice! hahaha I love the guy in the back trying to get in the picture, he looks happy! Beautiful fireworks! It must be very exciting to be there celebrating Bastille Day! We watched part of the parade here in Mexico on TV... Besos!
ReplyDeleteMarce) yes, haha, that guy in the last picture was trying so hard to be in our photo, so i had no choice but showing him thumbs-up later. haha. Fireworks were amazing, i wish we'll have to a chance to see together someday! :)
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