After over a year, there is still fun and new things to discover walking around our neighbourhood, on a Saturday afternoon
P & D play amongst the Velib bikes. Velib is a public bike rental programme in Paris. There are over 20,000 bicycles and 1,450 stations, roughly one station every 300 metres throughout the city centre, making Vélib’ the largest system of its kind in the world. The bikes are free for the first half hour, with a nominal rental fee after that. Our late night/early morning attempts to use the bikes have yet to be successful unfortunately. When we finally figure it out, it will our late night journies home, a whole lot easier.
Bridge girls
The kissing Bandit strikes again
Our monthly ET shot
Playing in the leaves outside the Palais du Tokyo.
D plays hide and seek among the exhibits at Photoquai. Photoquai is an outdoor photo exhibit, held on the banks of the Seine at the Musée du quai Branly. The exhibit shows the work of 50 contemporary photographers from around the world, little known photographic talents in European terms, who come from the major geographical areas represented in the collections of the musée du quai Branly : South America and Latin America, North America, Asia, Oceania, Africa and the Near and Middle East. It's a pretty cool exhibit. This was my second visit and I will probably go back before it closes.http://www.photoquai.fr/en/
The girls join a Peruvian gang at Photoquai
P moves in closer to determine if the subject is actually living. The girls are still at odds with their conclusions.
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