Paris and Washington have a lot in common...they were designed by French people, have a lot of political activity and museums, and have tall, well-lighted structures around which people gather. Oh, and they are both prone to violent May thunderstorms too. We thought our best chance at visiting the iconic Eiffel Tower had been rained out, but after a long dinner, the weather turned in our favor and we made it down to the tower just in time to catch the last elevator to the top.
While there is much in Paris that is similar to DC, there is also a lot that is different. As Woody (of Cheers fame) says, "they have a different word for everything." So, in order to compensate for the seemingly familiar feeling this little video-with-English-narrative might give you, we've rotated it to the left (they are a bit left-leaning there). OK...we didn't actually rotate it to the left, YouTube did that for us and we couldn't figure out how to undo it. But how did they know it would be so appropriate?
living, laughing, loving on S street
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