On Sat, May 14, 2005 at 11:54:35PM +0200, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > >>>>> "Martin" == Martin Vermeer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Martin> So, what could be the 4-5 day "core" time that we should all > Martin> try to be there? Th 14 - Mo 18 July? I have to start ordering > Martin> tickets... > > It seems that this particular week-end is indeed the one that > interests the most people. The only problem I have is that, > considering the number of people who are going to come, my 90m2 > apartment will be a bit small to provide accommodation (6 people is > OK, more means less comfort). I have a plan B, which is to ask my sister > whether we can sleep in her home, but I have not been able yet to know > when she will be away (probably only for the second week-end, Jul 23-24). > > Other than that we have plan C, in my parents' house with a nice > garden and plenty of space. I have confirmed with them that I can kick > them out whenever we want :) The place is nicer, but the city is in a > (nice but) boring suburb.
Is it close to a metro station? > So it depends on whether you prefer to be in Paris. Less space, but > probably more fun, and much more places where we can go by foot > (Montmartre can be really nice at night). > > Finally, if we decide to keep Jul 14-18, I have to warn you that Jul > 14 is our national holiday [*], but I do not know the kind of effect > it can have on traffic. Would 15-19 July then be better? The guided tour at INRIA could then be on 18 July :-) > So, what day do you all prefer? > > JMarc > > [*] which is not called ``Bastille Day'', as some would want you to > think, but boringly enough ``14-Juillet'' - Martin
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