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Welcome to Before Breakfast, a production of IHart Radio. Good morning. This is Laura. Welcome to the Before Breakfast podcast. Today's tip is that when it comes to experiences, a quick visit can

sometimes be just fine. No need to fret about getting your money's worth, as long as you

came and saw what you plan to see. Today's tip was inspired by a recent trip to Versailles. History buffs will know this

as the palace where King Louis XIV and the next two kings lived in opulent style a few miles

outside of Paris. I went to France recently with my oldest son, and even though he had seen Versailles

before, he really wanted to see it

again. So we made a day trip out of it. The day this worked for our tennery happened to be really,

really hot. We are talking about 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Standing outside in the sun was almost unbearable.

We made it to the palace and survived walking around inside.

But then we wanted to go see the famous gardens.

We bought tickets and walked in.

Now, I'm sure the gardens are magnificent to explore at length.

Indeed, I know that they are, from past, more temperate visits.

But on a 100-degree day, with very little shade,

I mean, we're talking boxwoods and fountains and small topiaries here,

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