Luxembourg gardens in Paris
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Thanks for the photos. My husband and I spent much of our last trip to Paris in the park with our toddler. My friends wondered why I went all the way to Europe to go to a "playground". Those are the friends that haven't spent time in the Luxembourg Gardens....
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We were there just three weeks ago and the leaves hadn't changed yet. Things change so quickly -- another excuse to go back often! Thank you for sharing these.
Sally30 -- we also spent the majority of our last trip at Luxembourg! The playground is amazing, isn't it? I love that there are no language barriers between children on a playground. They have a way of sorting it all out.
Sally30 -- we also spent the majority of our last trip at Luxembourg! The playground is amazing, isn't it? I love that there are no language barriers between children on a playground. They have a way of sorting it all out.
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Kerouac, such very beautiful vistas,but they make me sad. Sob, no Paris for me this year or for the foreseeable future (damn that sinking Pension fund!)
I'd be willing to brave the 25 hours plus from Australia in a heart beat just to walk in this park again.
We've always visited Europe in very late Summer/ Autumn for the fewer crowds, cooler weather, and the light. Such wonderful soft , gentle light and such a contrast and a balm for Australian eyes.
You made me pine for it so much seeing your magnificent photos- thanks for the delightful "pain'!
I'd be willing to brave the 25 hours plus from Australia in a heart beat just to walk in this park again.
We've always visited Europe in very late Summer/ Autumn for the fewer crowds, cooler weather, and the light. Such wonderful soft , gentle light and such a contrast and a balm for Australian eyes.
You made me pine for it so much seeing your magnificent photos- thanks for the delightful "pain'!
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We spent a couple of hours in Luxembourg gardens on Saturday. It was refreshingly not crowded even on the weekend. The Technoparade blew by which was the loudest, craziest parade I've ever experienced. The mess left behind was shameful. A swarm of green trash trucks followed it collecting all the debris.
After the parade passed the area an orchestra started playing in the park, to restore the sanity!
After the parade passed the area an orchestra started playing in the park, to restore the sanity!
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So beautiful!
We stayed nearby several years ago in early October and the park looked just like this.
We enjoyed the park so much. I especially remember Sunday afternoon seeing the children with their boats and others riding ponies.
Yes, I'd love to be there right now!
Byrd
We stayed nearby several years ago in early October and the park looked just like this.
We enjoyed the park so much. I especially remember Sunday afternoon seeing the children with their boats and others riding ponies.
Yes, I'd love to be there right now!
Byrd
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bon jour, Kerouac....delightful pics, and how appropriate...my granddaughter is on business staying across the street at a hotel next to The Sorbonne....I sent on your pics...I'll bet she'll walk over to stroll the gardens tomorrow.
Thanks, K..."The Readers" pic is a classic!
Stu T.
Thanks, K..."The Readers" pic is a classic!
Stu T.
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Oh I must see that some day! I don't know how I missed it when I was in Paris.
The mention of the Afghan refugees on the other site intrigues me, because I saw a report about them on the news today.
The mention of the Afghan refugees on the other site intrigues me, because I saw a report about them on the news today.
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These are lovely, kerouac, but frankly just plain mean for those of us who have no idea when we'll get back to Paris. Really, it's painful for me to see this. I know you meant no harm, but I could just cry looking at these.