| Paris Day Five Wednesday Three |
| We'd been to the Arc de Triomphe several times during our trip. Tonight, we were climbing to the top for another night view of Paris. |
| Our walk from Orsay to the Metro took us back through Concorde. The Eiffel Tower was just over the river in the distance. |
| Night views of Paris are dominated by the Eiffel Tower. Most other locations are too dark to photograph. But the Eiffel Tower was quite easy. |
| I believe this is a shot taken up the Champs Elysees toward Concorde and the Lourve. |
| Below the Arc on street level is France's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The unknown soldier is from World War I. |
| The walk from Concorde to the Arc would have taken over 30 minutes. After a 5 mintue Metro ride, I caught Jason in contemplation... |
| Another view of the Eiffel Tower from the Arc de Triomphe |
| Within the Arc there was a small French military museum. I'm not sure where this statue was from, but we thought this would be a good shot... |
| On this particular night there was a massive French flag above the soldier. |
| What a final view of Paris. We left the Arc and walked down the Champs Elysees to the next Metro stop. Our hotel area was a quick 15 miute ride. We walked around the area to get some dinner and a few final Paris brews. We were leaving early the next morning for Charles De Gaulle and our new port of entry: Amsterdam! |