I had lunch at the better of the corner bistros near me and then walked over to the Ile de la Cite and looked at the remaining few bridges there. Occassionally I got some sun to take a photo or 2. I wandered down narrow alleys. The french term for what we describe as 'window shopping' translates as 'window licking'. I thought of going into Notre Dame, but the queue was too long. I will try early tomorrow morning I was going to go to a free concert in a church but I could not be bothered. I am almost up-to-date with photos and emails.
The Musee d'Orsay, built inside an old railway station.
The elevated walkway, Coulee Verte, about the 3rd or 4th floor of neighbouring buildings.
Pont au Double in front of Notre Dame in a rare bit of sunshine
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Stephen suggested rue montorgueil on the edge of the Marais if you want to visit a good food street. . It's near les halles if you want to venture back around there. We are both enjoying the blog. Been sitting here reading it and independently having a giggle at some of your descriptions.
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