2004 Europe

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Things were getting more crowded	This was ok until the bus came along side us as well. Then we got a little nervous.	Everybody ok?
Almost there. Kelsey was always noticing the cute little McDonald's signs.	Made it.
Checking out the posters at the Moulin Rouge.	Coming across the street to take some pictures	Crazy tour train comes by
Our time for good pictures is interrupted by...	German tourists on rollerblades. This was hysterical, as they we trying to do the can-can for this picture.	Julie can keep a straight face after one of the rollerbladers yells to a passing tour bus, "Hello tourists! We are from Germany!"
Finally the crazy rollerbladers leave.	Now we've biked to Sacre Coeur and guess what, have to climb more stairs.	Photo by John Heintz, artist.
Better photo by John Heintz, artist	So we didn't walk up there, we took a tram. But there are more stairs to come.	Scene from movie Amelie was shot here. Where's John (he's waving) and Amy?
Last stairs to climb to get inside Sacre Coeur	So are we ready to go in?	Yes
Yes too	We're a bit tired	No pictures can be taken inside Sacre Coeur, but these are from the top. Of course there were more stairs to climb.
Again, our friend the Eiffel Tower in the distance	It was unusally hot in Paris (at least that's what everyone was telling us), so plenty of people were about in shorts.	Kelsey enjoying the view.
Julie and Amy "minding the way". That was the last rule for entering the top of Sacre Coeur. This rule caused some debate as to what it meant.	Looking down. Our bikes are locked up somewhere down there.	Kelsey happy that we don't have to go up any more stairs.