After encountering all of the steps in the Metro on the way to the train station, I didn't want to return the same way as I was already exhausted from the Giverny walking. I decided to take the bus although I was not real experienced with the public transportation in Paris...but how different could it be? After some research in the train station, we found out that Bus 29 would take us directly from the train station to our neighborhood, and was a much more scenic route. A shop owner told us where to go to find the buses and once we spotted the BUS sign, we followed the arrows to the outside area. There were a gazillion buses, going in all direction. We looked at the wall map showing the bus stops, found stop 29 but couldn't find the bus. Kim found it on the other side of the building, what a traveler she is! She didn't panic and looked around to figure it out. (I had asked a tall dark and handsome security guy and he helped too.) The bus was direct from Gare Saint-Lazare to our doorstep. Perfect.
These are my blurry iPhone "from the bus window" street scenes. The last one shows a film crew filming a movie!!!
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