Paris, France – Janvier 1910

Following months of high rainfall, the river Seine begins to rise more rapidly than normal. Over the course of the last week, thousands of Parisians living nearby the river have already evacuated. To continue moving throughout the city, residents travel by boat or across a series of wooden walkways built by Parisians themselves. The water reached a height of twenty feet above the normal; drains, sewers, tunnels, even subways were filled with water. The Eiffel Tower has wet feet and it’s only on the Montmortre hill that people could stay a little dry.

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