I am not sure what this arch is called. But it is opposite the Arch de Triump 

It is never a sunny day when i take pictures 

After walking through a very nice park, Sloan, Clint and I walked down the Chaps-Elysee. It is is a very popular shopping area. I guess you could even say that it is a very BIG shoping area!!! LOL..... am I really the only person laughing at that joke.
 

I am not too sure what this is. but it still looks cool. 

Ahh, French family films 

Aff, the Eiffel Tower. It is strangely a lot wider than you would expect. It is also a funny colour.  

Super!!! This is the inside of one of the Metro stations. Although I think that the London Underground is a lot nicer, the Paris Metro does have a lot more art. Here, there was a mural that went all the way through the stair case.  

On our way to the cathidral we saw some street preformers. I have to say that the street preformers in Paris do seem to work a little harder than the ones in london. 

Geeze, Clint and I were super tired after walking up this super long hill. I was really tired. I just don;t know how Sloan was able to practically sprint up the hill. I guess English majors are better off at sitting and reading. Leave the hiking to everyone else. 

Here is Paris from above. Although we realized that there was a shuttle that would have taken us to the top of the hill, walking made this site worth it.  

This is the Sacre Coeur. This is a really cool cathidral. Asside from having a beautiful interior, while we were there Mass was being prefromed by a group of nuns. It was beautiful.

 

We made it to the top, and to celebrate the end of our trip. a tired Clint and I pose for a picture with Pairs in the background. 

NOW here Sloan and I take a picture with eachother with Pairs as our background. 

This street was really narrow. I enjoied the walk down a lot better than the walk up. The evening was so warm and peiceful. I think that the Mass heard in the cathidral really set a mood for the rest of the evening.  

Ahh, finaly it is the end of the day. We head back down to the Metro to eventualy return home.