Your photos, as usual are magical Peter. Thanks! I'm glad they trim those trees that way... it helps them look more interesting. Nothing like those trees in my little corner of South American paradise. So lush...so full of parakeets breakfasting on pindo palm fruits, so early in the morning. Sigh...
My previous blog, PHO, was in operation for a year, beginning in March 2007. It contains similar posts as this one, basically talking about different well known or more secrete sites in Paris. You can reach it by clicking HERE.
Si vous cherchez quelqu'un à Paris qui ouvre des portes, normalement fermées, et qui sait tout sur l’histoire de Paris, vous pouvez contacter Marc Soléranski, conférencier national, historien, tel. 01 42 78 14 96. marc.soleranski@wanadoo.fr
If you look for someone in Paris who can open doors which normally may be closed, who knows everything about the history of Paris, you can contact Marc Soléranski, lecturer and historian, phone +33 1 42 78 14 96. marc.soleranski@wanadoo.fr
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I noted that on the Champs Elyssee. Don't see that in Michigan!
Hope you are finding the sun!
I noted this on our walks through the Tullieries in February when we visited for a few days. I got some photos at night with a dusting of snow.
Wonderful sunny day and it's nice to see people enjoying it!
:)
Léia
yes indeed they are box trees - are you coming anywhere near Nice??
Square trees really do feel very French. They look elegant and a little silly at the same time, I think! Enjoy the South!
:)
Plus facile de garder un oeil dessus et de prevoir a date fixe les sceances coupes de cheveux...
Your photos, as usual are magical Peter. Thanks!
I'm glad they trim those trees that way... it helps them look more interesting.
Nothing like those trees in my little corner of South American paradise. So lush...so full of parakeets breakfasting on pindo palm fruits, so early in the morning.
Sigh...
Ah, les jardins de paris ! Tous beaux !
Truly French! Hope you're enjoying some sunshine. It was lovely, sunny and warm in Italy :)
Lovely square trees
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