Paris is celebrating after Notre Dame Cathedral reopened its doors. The 860-year-old structure was devastated by fire over five years ago, but a massive restoration effort by dedicated artisans has brought the iconic landmark back from the brink.
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Notre Dame rises again!
This means Disney could still do that live action Hunchback of Notre Dame
1, 500 TREES CUT DOWN. Damn it.
The Chinese helped with the repairs, but there were no Chinese in the video. Do Europeans understand what respect is?