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Part 3 - A busy day in Paris
Kat and Cookie in front of the l'Arc de Triomphe
Kat and Cookie in Paris
Last updated: 23 October 2004 1101 BST
lineÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Radio Gloucestershire's Emma Cook and Kat Brown are in Paris to cover Gloucester's game against Stade Francais. Read the third part of their diary...
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Final part :
Getting ready for the game

Part 3:
A busy day in Paris

Part 2:
Cookie and Kat in Paris

Part 1:
The journey to Paris


Introduction:
Cookie and Kat go to Paris

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Friday has been non-stop since 6am this morning. It was still dark outside when we arrived at the hotel to set up for the breakfast programme. Several black coffees and bulletins later we stumbled into the daylight.

l'Arc de Triomphe

Our busy schedule meant we had no time for breakfast and had no choice but to grab a 'pain au chocolat' (bread with chocolate inside!) en route to the metro. First stop was Champs-Elysees, which was buzzing with tourists and chic French shoppers who were sampling the goods at some of the classic designer boutiques and generally getting in our way!

Seeing the sights

A quick photo stop later at l'Arc de Triomphe and back on the metro to make our way to the Eiffel Tower. The enormous queues meant we were left at the bottom of the Tower to be harassed by men selling key rings and mini statues in the shape of... yes, you've guessed it, the Eiffel Tower.

The Eiffel Tower

Emma's stress levels had now reached danger zone and we were forced to leave with the possibility of evacuation imminent.

We didn't have long to race over to Stade Jean Bouin for our next rendez-vous - to chat to the French rugby coach and to some of the French players. When we arrived the French boys were in the middle of a training session but this gave us a perfect opportunity to rest our feet for a while and to soak up some of the glorious
sunshine.

A spot of lunch

Stade Francais players training

After the interviews we managed to drag ourselves back onto the metro and go for some well-deserved lunch in a French brasserie.

Despite serious dehydration, excessive fatigue and painful blisters, we were still smiling - the sun was shining... and ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Radio Gloucestershire's sport guru Ian Randall had just arrived.

Kat Brown

Previous diaries:

Part 4: Getting ready for the game
Part 3: A busy day in Paris

Part 2: Cookie and Kat in Paris
Part 1: The journey to Paris
Intro: Cookie and Kat go to Paris

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