Hôtel de Ville
le carrousel
The proper name for the carousel, as you may be able to read,
is "Carrousel, la Belle Épouque,"
but even without a label its double-decker elegance
and unique crown are recognizable.
The rides are painted with the finesse of a fine artist.
The night scene with an outline of lights
around the Belle Époque carousel are worth a visit, too.
le carrousel
Hôtel de Ville
75004, Paris
A happy photo.
ReplyDeleteOn en trouve maintenant un peu partout de ces faux vieux manèges, plus ou moins beaux mais toujours émouvants. Je n'ai pas compris le XXXVIII...38 ?
ReplyDeleteHello Genie:
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful is this. It reminds us of times past when a visit to a fair was a much more civilised, decorous thing than it is today. Oh dear, is old age catching up on us?!!
Each turn would take me back to childhood Genie.
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ReplyDeleteBonjour, Genie.
Œuvres attrayantes.
Vous êtes l'excellent artiste.
Je remercie pour votre soutien habituel et copieux.
avoir une bonne semaine.
Du Japon, ruma ❃
Another one Genie's famous carousel photos. I like the colours.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ... And what fun to ride on the top deck!
ReplyDeleteGenie
ReplyDeleteWhat a magnificent carousel! Takes me back to my childhood.. I have always wanted to attempt to sculpt one.. Maybe one day.
enjoy your week
fondly,
Penny
It looks quite intricate. It's been a long time since I've seen one of those.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful addition to your collection of carrousel photos (and No. XXXVIII already!—impressive)!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful -- and so magical. What a grand group of photos you've shown.
ReplyDeleteA really fine composition, Genie. You placed the lamp post right where it wanted to be!
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