Homeless in Paris.

We have since left Paris, but is worth noting that it is too expensive for everyone and all the Hostels were full or ridiculous. The people of Paris and particularly the Police force do not seem to care when and where you sleep. This means that there were tents pitched on street corners and we slept under a billboard on an overpass. Although, it is not acceptable to try to cook dinner using a gas stove in front of the "big house". The police poilitely asked we go "that way"(policeman pointing. We later looked at a map and realized that by "big house" he meant the President´s House. Cooking in front of the Egyptian embassy is totally ok though.

Here is a photo of our camping spot on the second night. It is in the Y intersection of two streets. We are blocks from the "big house" in the police indicated direction. No one bothered us. Zeb cooked some delicious pasta. I drank wine, we slept and in the morning we made coffee and greeted people on their way to work.

Notre Dame is awesome by the way!!!