Given her waifish physique, Flat Linda had to ride in her companion's purse and just peek out lest the winds send her floating off over the lights of Paris. Miraculously, her beret stayed in place the whole time. She reports that Paris at night is indeed beautiful.
Her official photographer preferred to remain on the second level of the tower, at about 400', versus 899' for Le Sommet. Thus there are no photos from the top or of Flat Linda's seriously windblown hair.
Check out some more scenes from Flat Linda's Paris adventure.
The Seine at night
Versailles Palace
Dancing fountains in the Versailles gardens
Shopping for sensible shoes
Bayeux Tapestries at the Cluny Museum
Checking out Foucault's Pendulum at the Pantheon
Visiting another quilt shop (Flat Linda is serious about her hobby!)
Pastries from Gerard Mulot in the Marais - the macarons were amazing
Victor Hugo's home
Digging in to some beef bourguignon at Auberge de la Reine Blanche on Ile St. Louis
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