Hey, I want the dog kite, too! Hands off, Randy! ;-) Grea shot, M'dame Genie. I might stop by the shop in a few weeks and see if they are still selling the kite! Veronique (French Girl in Seattle)
Bonjour Genie, thank you so much for visiting my blog! I'm so glad you did - I love your blog! I lived in Paris for a few years and like you fell in love with the place! It's such a beautiful city, so much to capture - I wish I'd had a blog and a digital camera when I lived there!! Love seeing your photos of all my old haunt, it's fascinating to see Paris through someone elses eyes - brings back soooo many memories!!
This shop is painted the most vibrant colors. I love to fly kites. I had a beautiful kite once that was made from parachute material. How I loved to fly it in the open field giving it just the right amount of slack to make it go higher and reeling it in when it went out and up to far.
Fabulous colors, Genie! Perhaps the owner of this shop is an independently wealthy kite-loving man-child who doesn't have to worry about how many kites he needs to sell to make the rent. :~}
You see many blue doors in Paris, but rarely an all-blue building... I would love to find some kite-flyers and imagine that the two big parks (Bois de Vincennes and Bois de Boulogne) are good spots for kite-flying? Perhaps Buttes Chaumont?
The website even shows what I assume are "kite cars"-- what do you think? I am now wondering if there are any old-fashioned kite vendors in Paris.
Entre hier et aujourd'hui, je crois que cette belle boutique du cerf-volant aurait perdu tout son stock à cause des grosses rafales qui soufflent!... J'aime beaucoup ces anciennes devantures repeintes... Une belle photo. gros bisous
Hi Genie, I LOVE the blue... Wish I was there... Thank you so much for your visit... Your encouraging words mean so much.. Enjoy your weekend. Bises, Penny
What a delightful, colorful shop! And where else could you find an entire shop devoted to kites! I love it! Hope your week is going well, Genie!
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Sylvia
I love the dog kite! Great colors too.
ReplyDeleteHey, I want the dog kite, too! Hands off, Randy! ;-) Grea shot, M'dame Genie. I might stop by the shop in a few weeks and see if they are still selling the kite! Veronique (French Girl in Seattle)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cheery little place!
ReplyDeleteOnly in Paris such shops can be found!
ReplyDeleteWould love to fly a kite but the heavens have opened up down here in Melbourne.
ReplyDeleteThe vibrant colours are beautifully suited to a kite shop. A lovely find, Genie.
ReplyDeleteLove the bright colors!
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous decoration! :)
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I would never have dreamed that one could maintain a business selling only kites. Love all the colors.
ReplyDeleteA bird on a kite is an apt and appropriate symbol. What could be more fun than flying a kite on a day with soft breezes?
ReplyDeleteWhat's not to love in this photo? The blue door and colorful kites put a smile on your face. I especially like the spotted dog n the right!
ReplyDeleteBonjour Genie, thank you so much for visiting my blog! I'm so glad you did - I love your blog! I lived in Paris for a few years and like you fell in love with the place! It's such a beautiful city, so much to capture - I wish I'd had a blog and a digital camera when I lived there!! Love seeing your photos of all my old haunt, it's fascinating to see Paris through someone elses eyes - brings back soooo many memories!!
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Sharon
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I keep thinking about the price of real estate in Paris...and wonder how many kites you would have to sell to pay the rent?
ReplyDeleteOh and I do love the colorful picture.
Oh, and flying kites has always been such a romantic undertaking! There had to be an old kite store in Paris, certainly!
ReplyDeleteThis shop is painted the most vibrant colors. I love to fly kites. I had a beautiful kite once that was made from parachute material. How I loved to fly it in the open field giving it just the right amount of slack to make it go higher and reeling it in when it went out and up to far.
ReplyDeleteAlways wondered why we call them flying deers in french. Might be an interesting story behind this name.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful find. Love all the colors
ReplyDeleteGenie, the easiest way to do collages is on Picasa
ReplyDeleteI'm with Janey, how can you pay the Paris rent selling only kites. Love their clever signage aussi!
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Fabulous colors, Genie! Perhaps the owner of this shop is an independently wealthy kite-loving man-child who doesn't have to worry about how many kites he needs to sell to make the rent. :~}
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful shop. That hue of blue is magical and makes me think of the coming summer. :) Hope you're having a fabulous week, Genie!
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You see many blue doors in Paris, but rarely an all-blue building... I would love to find some kite-flyers and imagine that the two big parks (Bois de Vincennes and Bois de Boulogne) are good spots for kite-flying? Perhaps Buttes Chaumont?
ReplyDeleteThe website even shows what I assume are "kite cars"-- what do you think? I am now wondering if there are any old-fashioned kite vendors in Paris.
Loved reading the comments.
Bises,
Genie
I LOVE the blue! I don´t think there is a similar shop in Vienna...
ReplyDeleteEntre hier et aujourd'hui, je crois que cette belle boutique du cerf-volant aurait perdu tout son stock à cause des grosses rafales qui soufflent!...
ReplyDeleteJ'aime beaucoup ces anciennes devantures repeintes... Une belle photo.
gros bisous
Love the colors.
ReplyDeleteHi Genie, I LOVE the blue... Wish I was there... Thank you so much for your visit... Your encouraging words mean so much.. Enjoy your weekend.
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Penny
Great striking colours here :)
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