Saint-Dénis.

Saint-Dénis is a banlieue (suburb) on the northern edge of Paris, but it has a long, rich history.

Today, it has a lively market. This picture was taken after Richard and I broke free from the crowds. There were times we literally couldn’t move.

This is the only picture that I took of a stained glass window that actually came out pretty good. One out of many dozens of pictures of the seemingly unending list of cathédrals, églises and basiliques that I was in; not a very good percentage ratio.

The Cathédral of Saint-Dénis is where all the French kings and queens and dukes and dutchesses and marquis and (ad naseum)…are buried.