1430h (PARIS TIME) On our way to the Seine Cruise, we passed by the Arc de Triomphe. The Arc was finished in 1836. The Arc de Triomphe keeps the memory of all the dead killed in World War I (1914/1918) with the grave of the unknown soldier and a permanently burning flame of remembrance.

1500h (PARIS TIME) This is the type of boat that we are on for the cruise. Very open concept with commentary sets on every seat.

1515h (PARIS TIME) Along the Seine river, we can see quite a number of famous landmarks and buildings. One of them is the Orsay Museum. This magnificent museum, located in the old Orsay railway station built in 1900, is dedicated to all forms of artistic expression in the 1848-1914 period.

1520h (PARIS TIME) See how engrossed my wife is. She is trying to see how to get the best framing angle for her shots.

1525h (PARIS TIME) Another view of the Notre-Dame Cathedral from the Seine River. One of my best shooting object.

1525h (PARIS TIME) Here's a closeup of the statues on the top of the Cathedral. Quite a hard shot to get if you are near to the Cathedral.

1530h (PARIS TIME) Oh ya, a lot of the locals here keep dogs. Here's one cute dog which is with us on the boat.