A few of the points that I need to raise on this page to put the record straight and make things a little clearer are here:

As I said in the intro, there were a reported 1 million people in the Champs Élysées for New Year’s Eve

The “fake champagne” was Champomy and we’ve still not had the bottle we have at home for after I completed the Paris running trilogy

I studied Spanish for 2 years before continuing to take another 2 years for my exams

Southend (now a city) is on the east coast of England – it’s a regular location for Londoners to hit the beach on sunny days

Marta was the name of the lady at the Ibiza beach bar – which was actually the hut next to the swimming pool

Casey Laulala is the rugby player turned restaurant owner (in rue Saint-Denis) (re)turned (to New Zealand) real-estate agent

The Wales v England rugby match resulted in a 20-9 scoreline

Our hotel on our first visit was Hotel Saint-Pierre, which Rory always calls HSP

The hotel where I spoke to the receptionist after the Paris Half Marathon was Hôtel du Brabant

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