And, like usual, lots of pictures where taken. I have about 440 after deleting all of the obvious duds. Here's some of my favorites. Sorry for the volume of pictures, I just couldn't narrow it down any further.

On that note, someone asked me the other day what am I going to do with all the extra pictures. I will likely put some of them on my web site, but that probably won't happen until the trip is over because I barely have enough time to post the few that I am. I may also consider publishing a DVD of my trip. Maybe I could generate some revenue to fund similar trips in the future?

A few scenes along Boulevard St German.

These are a couple of umbrella stores. I used my umbrella a lot today and saw a lot of them in use, so these stores must be doing well.

St Germain church built in 1163.

After visiting the church I left Boulevard St German and headed towards the Pont Neuf. This was just one of the many interesting views along the way.

This is the Pont Neuf from the Place Du Pont Neuf on the end of the Ile De La Cite.

The Place Du Pont Neuf.

Looking at the Louvre through the southern section of the Pont Neuf.

Notre Dame Cathedral.

Note the external structure.

I went up to the top of the Cathedral and here's just some of the interesting creatures pearched there.

Point Zero, the location where the numbering starts for all the roads in France. This is located just in front of Notre Dame Cathedral.

Arenes De Lutece (Roman Coliseum).

Institut De Monde Arabe.

Time for some fishing.