This was a bus we had to ride due to construction on the Metro.
An attempt at covert photography; we were amused by the number of
pacifiers this kid had.
Jeremy, Chris, Michelle, Charlie, and Elissa in the cemetery.
Jim Morrison's grave.
I thought this van was a little out of place.
Sarah Bernhardt's grave.
Oscar Wilde's grave.
The plaque near Oscar Wilde's grave. I found it amusing that they even
provided a French translation of the instructions.
Chris.
I forget which building this is.
Napolean's tomb.
The ceiling in the building with Napolean's tomb.
Onlookers at Napolean's tomb.
Marshal Foch's grave.
Charlie and Jeremy outside.
I took this picture for Jess. She likes hockey.
Me.
Musee Pompedieu, one of the weirdest looking buildings. I really regret
not budgeting more time for this place -- I found it quite interesting inside.
A view of Sacre Cour from Pompedieu.
Looking down.
The nice restaraunt up at the top of Pompedieu.
These prices are in FF.
This was one of the things exhibited in Pompedieu -- it's worth clicking
on for the larger sized image.
An accordian player riding the Metro.
Michelle, trying on Charlie's jacket.
Luis, Michelle, Elissa, Chris, and Charlie in the hostel room making
signs supporting Lance Armstrong.
Part of the course.
And again.
And again.
Sponsors.
Sponsors.
Sponsors.
Sponsors.
Sponsors.
Check out the antennae that each team car sports.
This is totally random -- it's from Dr. Salamone's apartment in
Metz. The zero-indexed elevator with a -1 for the basement just
caught my eye.
Michelle broke her foot on the stairs in our hostel; this is Chris
giving her a piggy-back ride.
Luis, Chris, and Jeremy goofing around with our posters.
I'm not sure whether we actually needed directions, but we asked anyways.
Academie Nationale de Musique
Chris, Peter, and Jeremy.
Chris navigates.
Chris, Peter, Jeremy, Luis.
Chris, Peter, Jeremy.
Riders getting refreshments after the celebration ride.
Folks getting ready to ride the course in the morning.
This man was attaching a video camera to his bike for the ride. We
randomly ended up standing together in the line to ride, and it turned
out that he worked for the company that I had done an internship with
the summer before in Austin, TX. It's a small world.
