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Photo Gallery: Paris 1, March 2002

(Photos of Tuesday and Thursday - for matchday photos, see the Paris 2 Gallery)

Helen nearly in seine Helen nearly in Seine, by the Notre Dame. Willie and waitress Willie, the Wee Midges version of Rich, with a waitress.
Quasimodo lives Paul outside the Notre Dame cathedral. Choo, choo Helen on a wee train, outside the Sacre Couer.
Don't look behind you! Helen and Craig (Loony Alba) in the Highlander Pub on Tuesday night. Scott "Animal" Forman Scott shows his true colours! (Enlarged from previous photo)
Paul spies a chance for a sneaky wee shower Paul casts the Chatelet fountain into the shade. Paul & Helen outside the Metro Posing by a Parisien metro sign.
Ally darkening the doorway The Pure Malt pub, with Ally darkening it's door. Ally with Ali from Dunfermline Ally Maciver, Ali Smith and a lady, in the Pure Malt
Mirza with NATA Ally, Sue, Mirza, Paul and Helen with Mirza in the Auld Alliance. Look more closely... Mirza sprouting horns (enlarged from previous photo)
Mirza and his flag Mirza with his Bosnia & Herzegovina flag. Helen and a mad wee Geordie Helen with the mad wee Geordie called Catherine.
Girl on girl action Apparently they were nice and pert, but I wasn't allowed to check for myself! Ally and Jon the barman Ally Maciver with Jon Smith
The eyes have it, baby Helen and Sue, flanked by a beautiful moustache and Gordon JJ's mad staring eyes. A & A in the AA Ally and Arthur discuss Grecian 2000 hair-care tips in the Auld Alliance.
Paul and the Americans Paul with 2 Americans (possibly called Gunther and Marie?). No, no, you'll like this one Gunther recoils in horror as Helen cracks a joke.
The sensible way Ally shows wisdom beyond his years (is that possible?) in quaffing a fresh orange juice at closing time.    
 

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