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Along The Seine

28 March 2008By Zhu 22 Comments

Wednesday was our last day in Paris… and we decided to take a walk along the Seine. Paris is famous for its many bridges and the shore of the — pretty dirty — river are quite nice. We even took the boat from St Germain, to the Louvre, the Champs-Élysés and the Eiffel Tower for more sightseeing.

The Eiffel Tower From The Seine

The Eiffel Tower From The Seine

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The Pont Neuf and the small shops (usually bookshops) along the Seine.

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Damn, it’s hard to look at these pictures from my igloo! Yes, I’m back in Ottawa…

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  • Max Coutinho said:

    Hello again!

    Welcome back to Canada (I forgot to say this in my previous comment)!

    Le Seine est trés beau!!! You are a great photographer: have you ever thought about becoming professional? (I am asking this and perhaps you are already a professional lol)

    Do you miss Paris already?

    Cheers

    Max Coutinho’s last blog post..Manipulation

  • Shantanu said:

    Igloo? Doesn’t Canada have a summer at all? :???:

    Shantanu’s last blog post..Madras Matinee

  • Layne (aka Reward Rebel) said:

    Yep, me too, WELCOME HOME!

    I’m such a twonk… I’ve been to India, Turkey, Iran, and yet altho I live just across the Channel I’ve never visited Paris!

    I’m making a resolution to visit this year, and if possible this Spring.

    Better slap up some more web sales pages! :grin:

    Layne (aka Reward Rebel)’s last blog post..School Days ID Parade… Don’t Forget!

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