And Sacre Coeur only 300 steps but a lovely view of the city. Coupons are fabric remnants I found out.

And that tiny red shirted guy at the bottom of the stairs is Steve at the No Problemo bar. My excuse for taking a break on the climb up.

How we know it’s a duck.Patrick picking the freshest fish for us.And the amazing white asparagus. What a treat.

Eating with class. A very fun and rewarding experience.

And so, our heroes pulled on their walking shoes…

Here’s where Napoleon turned the tide against Bed, Bath and Beyond.

Why the heck the sour face? Wasn’t there a victory?

This one is titled “The Search For Pants”.

Is it American of us to ask why there’s a guy who went off to war with his dingle dongling? He’s got shoes, were jock straps in short supply? And what’s up with the Scooby Doo expression on the guy behind him? Who proofed the mockups on these?

Kitty!

Graffiti

This was shoplifted from Egypt. How rude!

Mermaid!

Many live-aboard canal/barges are to be seen on the Seine. Here’s one that has planned ahead to carry a 60’s era amphibious car built in the states. Clever!

Meat! Cheese! Gurl!

Some peep is running around Paris putting up tiles of classic 8 bit and 16 bit computer game characters. Here are a couple. His name is Invader. He’s been prolific in numerous cities.

Eat your heart our F. Porsche. A chocolate VW Bug is not the chocolate of the people at 68 euros.

We started off our morning with services at the American Church, which proved to be not only in English but a very friendly and open community. Two thumbs up!

Meanwhile, the frequent chocolate shops show off their skills with items like these chocolate eggs the size of Donald Trump’s legal bills.

This thingie showed up. In fact try getting away from it!

Meanwhile, next to the ticket vending machine in the metro…

Art gallery stuff

Ancient cathedral, modern mural.

Who doesn’t like cider and crepes?

Thousands of people streaming for miles to see Notre Dame.

A Citron 2CV has a sad breakdown.

Facial hair.

Schindler’s Elevator. No one knows what “RC” means.

Down the Champs de ElyseesAnd what’s a trip down the Champs de Elysees without a stop at the Apple storeAnd off we goDamage from the yellow jackets. Continuing protests while we were here.A lot of shops had been boarded up.Now we go to St Germain and the Left Bank. Steve really? All those?Oscar Wilde died here. Good to know. Now it’s a 5 star hotel and Michelin rated restaurant. Keep moving.We enjoyed the ambiance for a beverage stop at La Palette where the bartender said Go Seahawks. No need. Yes a Buick from California.

We were able to get on the island to see Notre Dame after the fire along with the throngs and deep security. It was a quiet and solemn walk.

Special section on the Rick Steve’s walking tour of the Marais.

Navigo passes for the metro for the week and off we go to the Marais walking tour. Very easy to go anywhere if you have phone access to find the best route.Place des Vosges

The American Church in Paris had a beautiful Easter service. All of the offerings from the service will go to rebuilding Notre Dame

And a nice walk along the Seine to the overpopulated Eiffel Tower. No we did not stand in line but did the obligatory selfie and back to the hotel for snacks and planning.