The big open square in front of the palace
Waiting in line to buy our tickets (see how
disgruntled the woman is at the long line...)

Waiting in line to buy our tickets (see howdisgruntled the woman is at the long line...)

At around 5:30 (after seeing the palace for about 30 min), we rushed out to see the garden because it was free then and we thought that it would close at 6:00. The weather was a lot nicer by this time .
Looking at the palace from the back
Fountain
Hall of Mirrors (doesn't the guy in red look like he's trying to dance?)
Back to the gardens
Group picture! (Both Mike and Yalu didn't like how Iset up my camera to take the picture which is on top
of a water bottle on top of a ledge...)
A car being towed as we were leaving...it was liftedup by the two ropes on the sides

After arriving back to Paris, we relaxed and ate dinner before going out again around 10, 11 pm to go to the Bastille for a concert. After the concert, we went to see Champ Elysees for a bit (it was a lot more lively than that morning) before heading back home. We were way too tired to try to figure out where the Fireman's ball were.
The next day was Bastille Day. We got up quite early but ended up taking longer than we expected. By the time we got to Champ Elysees, it was full of people. We stayed near the Arc de Triomphe because that was where we thought the President was going to inspect the soldiers. As it turned out, it was near the Concord.









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