The Lock Bridge

I took this last summer and decided, on a whim, to upload it now.
This is from a bridge in Paris, to the east of Notre Dame Cathedral, that people have attached thousands of locks too. They then proceed to throw the key in the water under the bridge, which is very romantic, except for the fish who live in the Seine. (Who are we kidding? There are no fish in the Seine. They all died long ago. The only thing left is alligators.) Anyway, this is a close up of the Lock Bridge, the real name of which I forget. I'm sure you all know what Je t'aime means. I'm not sure of the significance of 5:29, and I don't think it's the date, because in Europe they write the day first, then the month. But who knows.
I kinda like that the two locks attached to this one hint at the shape of a heart around it.