Kristine and Dave both had some respiratory distress, irritated throat and sneezing. Dave investigated the room and found that the AC vents were packed heavy with dust. We took it easy and stayed close to home. Since ice cream is great for soothing a sore throat we hit the gelato shop. There was a wide selection of tasty gelatos to choose from. We hit the Lidl grocery which was close and we also peeked into a church along the way. The walk was to the west along the promenade, a section of town we had not yet been to. We cooked dinner at the house and took it easy in preparation for a more vigorous day tomorrow at Eze.
A nice Nice sunrise
Hashtag!
Quite the mess!
Three distinct bands of blue water
Now that we have seen the airport from up high we now know where to look
A roller balder taking a picture of a bronze circle in the pavement. Is it a cool plaque? Did he just trip over it?
The tree trimming continues in force
Rocks were arranged on the beach
It was mostly in French but "Stop War Dead"," Love & Peace" were in English
A massive undertaking
The tropical climate shows in the vegetation
Parking mishaps
Grand buildings abound
A door, a door knocker and lockers?
What is this in the crack of the building?
It is a lady
Half in and half out
Love gelato!
Strawberry and blackcurrant
Stopped into a church, we passed along the way
Clean lines
Shiny chandelier
The spotlight is on
Mushrooms in a jar with mushroom lids
This is not even considered the old town
This gorilla had bling
A great stroll back through the neighborhood
Passing the Negresco, we see the art on display outside
This museum has some fancy gates
Delightful Museum Massena
More art on the promenade
This chicken is very "handy"
It has been 3 years and 110 days since we began our Migration
