I have been going through my old blog and found photos from a family group trip we took to France in the summer of 2014. We stayed in Paris for a few nights and then moved onto Normandy. 
This is a place I was drawn to, just down the road from our hotel. We passed by every day while we were in Paris. It is the Fontaine Saint-Michel at the Place Saint-Michel in 1858 to1860. It depicts the Archangel Saint Michael slaying the dragon. You can click on all the links for more information.
I took a quick shot of the Gendarmes making their rounds.
The Notre Dame Cathedral and the River Seine.
The two of us.
There are pedicab cycles for a tour around Paris, or you can rent your own electric bicycle.
One of the many restaurants we passed by where we had a meal. I can't remember much of it except that it was a crepe and I am sure it must have been delicious.
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