We are climbing to the top of Sacré Coure.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	Getting closer.  After visiting the church we walked some of the area around the church.  Two artists found us and asked if we wanted out portraits done.  We bargained the price down a bite, then let them have at it.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	The view is wonderful from here!    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	I over heard a man telling his kids that from here you can see all of Paris.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	John is admiring the view.  There is a carousel ot the very base of all of the stairs.     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	At the base of the church there is this fountain.  I found it interesting that the fountain had mermen, I would not have expected this at a church.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	At Peré Lachaise, a well know cemetery, there is this tomb.  The story says that two lovers that could not be together in life on this planet, are buried together here.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	John is a big fan of Jim Morrison.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	There now you can read it and you know that it really is Jimmy's grave.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	I am outside the gates of  Versailles.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	This is the court yard in front of Versailles.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	One part of the garden, sadly the fountains are not running.  So I am coming back in the spring to further explore the gardens.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	Another part of the gardens.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	The man made pond behind the castle.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	More gardens, I like the way they are designed.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	The outside of Versailles.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	This chandelier is in one of the guard rooms.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	This in the room were royal dinners were eaten.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	The bedroom of the king.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	I finally decided to trust a stranger with my camera.  This room faces the rising sun.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	Look at all the work that was put in to decorating this place!  Everything, just about, is trimmed with the color gold.  That probably has something to do with the kings sign being the sun.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	The hall of mirrors.  I remember being here!!    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	A view of the back yard/garden from the Hall of mirrors.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	These mirrors are the first of their kind ever made/designed.     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	A painting of the royal family as God of Olympus.     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	This tapestry depicts one of the battles were the king almost lost his life, it is in one of the guard rooms.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	Some of the girls in the family.  Some of those dresses are cool.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	Green was said to be soothing to the eyes and conducive with sleep.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	This bed is embroidered    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	This room was privately used for study and music among the family.  I like the chairs.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00
	This globe is found in the room above.  It signifies study of Earth and sky, that is why part of it is split.  There are dolphins at the base because the king's oldest son's symbol was the dolphin.    Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 10/29/00

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