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The most famous arch of all!
The Arc de Triomphe! About twelve different streets intersect here into
a circle around the arch, creating total chaos. Fortunately, there is a
pedestrian tunnel going under the street. |
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The opera house. Many famous composers are featured on the outside of
the building.
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Notre Dame in the rain. |
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The inside of Notre Dame. |
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The Eiffel Tower at night. In
the first photo, you can see the spinning light emanating from the top of
the tower. In the bottom center photo, the blurry spots are raindrops. I
rushed back to the tower to get a daytime shot of it. |
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Views from the Eiffel Tower.
A soccer game was going on in the upper right photo. Can you spot the Ferris
wheel? |
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The tomb of Napoleon. Yes, that
is Napoleon in a toga on the upper right. The center pictures are of the
ceiling, and the bottom two are the coffin with his remains. |
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Miscellaneous buildings. The
one on the left is a church. |
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In the center of Paris, we have
Place de la Concorde, with its ancient Egyptian obelisk and Ferris wheel. |
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This flame is a copy of the one
from the Statue of Liberty and a gift from America to France. It is unfortunately
located just outside the tunnel where Princess Diana was fatally wounded,
so many tourists think that it is dedicated to her. That's why you see flowers
and various people hanging around it. The Eiffel Tower can be seen in the
distance. |
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Hagen Daas in Paris. At least
I knew where the camera was. |
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The Moulin Rouge. Our show was
just down the street. |
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The dinner before the cabaret
show, with extra rare steak. That's an excellent picture of Kathryn and
me! |
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Hanging around in the hotel bar
after the show. The bottom right is the result of Paul holding the camera
at arm's length and taking a picture. |
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This is just outside Paris at
Vimy Ridge. This monument was constructed by the Canadians to honor those
lost during World War I. A very peaceful scene with lots of sheep grazing. |