Our second leg of the trip was in Monte Carlo. This small country on the French Riviera is slightly over one mile wide, but still home to almost 4,000 people, making it the smallest and most populated country.
The Opera House
This casino needs no introduction
With such a small area to cover, Troy and I decided to hike outside of Monaco and into France because how often do you get to say you hiked into France?
In the courtyard
These stunning gardens lined the steep, rugged coastline
At the Palais Princier
The view of the city from atop the mountain
Our last view of Monaco as we sailed away
3 comments:
What a gorgeous place. Oh...By the way, cute skirt. I love it!
Okay, you'll have to tell Troy this. Yesterday I asked Mason if they learned about Jesus in nursery, and he replied, "No, we learned about Troy." I said, "Oh Troy." And he again repeated that they learned about Troy in nusery. So funny! I even have the conversation taped. I'll have to send it to you and Troy. It's pretty funny
Ha- that is a great story! Mason is so clever, where does he come up with this stuff? I just told Troy and he laughed. I'm sure he's flattered the nursery decided to bypass the teachings of Jesus and jump straight to the good stuff: Mason's uncle. ;)
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