That’s right — we got a rare snowfall in the city!
Today is the first day of the 6 p.m. curfew. During the day, we can walk around without restrictions; we just have to be inside by 6 p.m. Doesn’t matter where inside is, as long as we don’t leave before 6 a.m. the following day.
I wanted to get a run in, but with sunrise at 8:40 a.m., it’s hard to wake up early. Then, I got cut off by an early snowfall. It started at 10 a.m. and continued through the day. The result: A very pretty snow-covered Montmartre. There was even some skiing at the Square Louise Michel. I only wish I had seen it.
This was the first significant snowfall in the city in two years. Last year, I saw some wet snow for a few minutes one morning, and that was the extent of the snow I saw all winter. Not that I was complaining. I may be Canadian, but I do despise winter.
Still, the first snowfall is always pretty. Would you like to see pics of a snow-covered Paris? Of course you would.
That cinema looks like it would be a lot of fun to visit one day.
Apparently, that extends to the snowmen as well.
Canuckistan Takes Paris! 
Thank you for the magical photos. It is lovely to see this area and get a bit of an idea of Montmartre. Sacre Coeur in the daylight is impressive, although hearing the bells at the New Year was wonderful!
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