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    Notre Dame Cathedral : by claireg, Views[342]
         		 Apparently the Eiffel tower might get bombed: by claireg, Views[298]
         		 Arc du Triumphe: by claireg, Views[286]
         		 The Catacombes of Paris...ie millions of bones underground. Spooky: by claireg, Views[729]
         		 Venus de Milo: by claireg, Views[475]
     
    Streets of Nice: by claireg, Views[394]
         		 Monaco: by claireg, Views[347]
         		 Aeroport Charles de Gaulles: by jeremy_watso, Views[382]
         		 by jeremy_watso, Views[360]
         		 Dans le Metro de Paris: by jeremy_watso, Views[429]
     
    Les maudites toilettes ou il faut payer .50 euros pour pisser!!: by jeremy_watso, Views[486]
         		 Dans le TGV avec notre bouteille de vin...VIDE!: by jeremy_watso, Views[1710]
         		 See, I actually was there: by claireg, Views[275]
         		 by claireg, Views[297]
         		 View of the city from Notre Dame: by claireg, Views[954]
     
    Nice from the Promenade: by claireg, Views[1078]
         		 The jelly fish at Monaco Aquarium: by claireg, Views[385]
         		 by tracy_r, Views[304]
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         		 by tracy_r, Views[340]
     
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         		 by tracy_r, Views[351]
         		 We went to Disneyland, which was actually a lot of fun (despite the little thought in the back of the mind that was thinking how corporate Disney is).: by ramsaym, Views[403]
         		 by instantsdevoyage, Views[777]
         		 by instantsdevoyage, Views[1041]
     
    There were a lot of people when we went, so we had to wait in line for a long time (about an hour and a half, in total). When we came out of the castle and the gardens in the afternoon, there was no line anymore. Moral of the story: going early is not always the best way to avoid lines. : by ramsaym, Views[404]
         		 This is the Palace of Versailles (from down the street). It was the palace that Louis the XIV (14th) made when he was tired of living in Paris. That is the gyst of it anyways. So he decided to show off the Power, culture, and wealth of France by building a really big castle. : by ramsaym, Views[605]
         		 More cooking. This was especially interesting because there was no cutting board, only one knife (luckily no one else was cooking) little cutlery. We ate out of our tuperware.: by ramsaym, Views[454]
         		 Allen is cooking us dinner. We had this amazing curried cous cous stuff that we made up. : by ramsaym, Views[437]
         		 As we were walking along and browsing the book stands, we saw this big poster with this picture on it, and in big bold letters in the top left corner the caption,
     
    All along the river were these little stands selling books. Most of the books were in French (go figure).: by ramsaym, Views[388]
         		 We walked along the other little Island in the middle of the Sienne (not Isle de Cite, with the Notre Dame, but the other one) and were taken a back by the number of people buying ice cream. It was insane. There were about 20 ice cream shops in the space of two blocks, and each one of them had about 20 people in a line waiting for ice cream. This is a picture of one of the lines. I haven't seen so many people waiting for ice cream in my life. : by ramsaym, Views[483]
         		 Street musicians (more like a street mini orchestra). They entertained us for a good half hour.: by ramsaym, Views[360]
         		 Place de Vosages (or something). It was nice.: by ramsaym, Views[379]
         		 This is l'hotel de invalides (or house of veterans, I think) and is basically a war museum. It is famous because Napolean is supposed to be buried there, right under that dome.: by ramsaym, Views[376]
     
    If someone came up to me and said,
         		 by ramsaym, Views[352]
         		 The Trocadero. It is the collective names for the museum of Natural History and the museum of Anthroplogy (or human development, or something like that): by ramsaym, Views[387]
         		 It's not that big...: by ramsaym, Views[351]
         		 From the Trocadero, the Eiffel Tower.: by ramsaym, Views[315]
     
    Handstanding triumphantly (yet respectfully)at the arc.: by ramsaym, Views[340]
         		 The tomb of the unknown soldier at the arc.: by ramsaym, Views[369]
         		 The underside of the Arc.: by ramsaym, Views[299]
         		 L'arc de Triumphe! Around it is a round-about that is about 5 lanes wide, but there are no lane lines. It was pretty much a big free-for-all. I learnt later that this is the one place in France where, if you get in an accident, your insurance does not cover you. From the insurance company's point of view, this seems like a smart Idea to me. It was insane. : by ramsaym, Views[631]
         		 From Place de la concorde, this is looking through the tuileries gardens towards the Louvre.: by ramsaym, Views[379]
     
    We should go that way! I was a pretty awesome navigator.: by ramsaym, Views[332]
         		 Oh no! Where do we go?: by ramsaym, Views[337]
         		 Me in place de concorde.: by ramsaym, Views[339]
         		 From place de la concorde, this is looking at the national assembly building (I forget what they call it): by ramsaym, Views[360]
         		 From place de la concorde, this is looking down champs-elysee towards l'arc de triumphe.: by ramsaym, Views[332]
     
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