the outdoor viewing areas
and sphinx, which could mean...
before being crawler-ed to the launch pad
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except no public stairs serve the top most deck
down at the ground floor!
flying kite lights!
It's a 60-foot-tall Launch Complex
The Ecole Militaire from afar
future space flight will be done this way commercially
This area is the start/end of the Paris marathon too
The Venus de Milo Gallery
Prepare for launch!
it's where all the shuttle components are brought together
overview of the nearby crawler tracks
Beamy
man had we came a long way
a sight we will never see again
3-2-1 launch!
BEAM ZING! Nice!
catching views from the Champ de Mars Square
more jets by the pavillion
ancient artefacts on display
Looking down...
Superposition!
It's a school which is Military!
I conquered that!
Definitely not in a language I know!
The Hôtel des Invalides
Michelangelo's famous Slaves
messy, but nice!
Sculpture hall
early test models
The 1st successful milestone on Dec 17, 1903
Overview
other variants of plane launch
The welcome area of LC 39
The Peace Monument
The rotating beam from afar
Atlantis STS-135 all ready on Pad A
murals on the monument walls
life in a space station
Cupid and Psyche
the tour brings us out of the space center
showering receptacle
the rear of the plane
toilets and cycle gym
so much for a hatch!
The Michelangelo Gallery
niffy!