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London and Paris 2002
"In Paris they simply stared when I spoke to them in French; I never did succeed in making those idiots understand their language."
London
The Albert Memorial.
Buckingham Palace. The flying flag means that the Queen was home this day. Hi Lizzy!
The Jewel House of the Tower of London. A very large building for an armload of shiny fashion accessories.
The Execution Site of the Tower of London. IT would be a great spot for a picnic, in the company of all those tortured souls.
Fountain of Eros in Downtown London.
Left: Princess Diana's residence in London.
Parliament and the Thames.
The River Thames. That's Tower Bridge in the background.
Trafalgar Square, in all its pidgeon-infested glory.
Westminster Abbey.
Paris
Notre-Dame de Paris. No, I didn't see Quasimodo, so don't bloody ask.
Notre-Dame de Paris seen from the River Seine. Check out the flying buttresses. Hey, stop laughing.
Interior of Notre-Dame de Paris.
Anyone seen Phantom of the Opera? Here is the real Opera House.
L'Ecole Militaire, conveniently located across from the Eifel Tower. Birthplace of the Napoleon Complex.
Courtyard of Palais Versailles.
Hall of Mirrors, Palais Versailles. Site of the Versailles Treaty signing.
Left: L'Arc de Triomphe, site of one of the worst traffic roundabouts in the world.
The River Seine. Look! There's a French person!
Left: Entrance Foyer of Palais Versailles, where they burn logs the size of your car.
