The Adventures of Kerri & Matt

The stained glass was very bright.

Some parts were far more colourful than others.

They were so large that it was hard to take a picture with the whole thing in it and really get an idea of what all the different panels were.

Here’s a more abstract panel.

There was a lot of stained glass.

It was a Sunday morning inside the Cathedral, so the primary activity was taking pictures of the priest giving his sermon.

Selfie sticks were strictly forbidden, and thus everywhere.

The back of the Cathedral was filled with the gift shop.

In case during the sermon you felt the sudden urge to own a gold bird’s nest or cross made of woven gold. Or a souvenir book  worth more than would be reasonable if it was also carved out of solid gold.

The candles make a lot of soot which builds up on the stained glass.

And on the ceiling.

This is the smelliest museum we visited.

The system has been gradually improved and expanded from a time when they just used stormwater to flush sewage straight into the river. So it still contains mixed stormwater and sewage, and they treat all of it.

Here’s some wires Kerri took a picture of for some reason.

These bison were carved 16,000 years ago.

This horse is only 14,000 years old.

But this face is 25,000 years old and doesn’t even have wrinkles.

This rock was smashed.

To make stone tools like these.

These were musical instruments.

This was something really cool.

Super duper cool and awesome too.

But it’s been almost two months since we visited the museum of super old French stuff.

And the label is in French.

To be honest, I’m not even sure we figured out what it was then.