When I met up with my Paris friend, Isabelle, in November, we walked to the park where she once lived. The cloistered park cannot be seen from the main street (Rue Pernety), but had a walking trail, a playground, little garden plots, and much more which I will show you on another day.
Métro Pernety
75014, Paris
17 comments:
Happy New Year Genie,
I hope your visit with Isabelle was a joyful one.. Such a lovely photo.
Penny
A paris avoir un jardin est si délicieux... celui-ci est savamment gardé par cet épouvantail...
gros bisous
Alors, Genie, tu t'amuses bien à Paris?! - -Veronique (French Girl in Seattle)
To live in Paris and have a garden!!! Now thats plain greedy! Love it. x
The French are blessed not to have destructive possums in their gardens! Had to smile at the creative scarecrow.
Warm regards
ah, what an enchanting little garden.
Love the scarecrow. Sounds like a great place to live near.
And the garden is waiting for Spring! Great capture!
Léia
Looks typically winter desolate.
A garden en plein Paris—what a treat! In this locale, I'd be tempted to dress the épouvantail in vintage couture from the flea market. :~}
alors, only the french would have such a chic scarecrow ;-)
Thank you for you comments today... Holly (and Oskar) and I made our way from CDG on the RER train, getting off at Chatelet and walking past St. Eustache to our apartment, just between Place des Victoires and Palais Royale.
We met Virginia and Mary just around the corner at Bistrot Victoires, along with Peter (Olsen). We enjoyed a lunch of tartines (avec Poilane bread) for a very reasonable price...
We walked the remainder of the afternoon taking many photos, and after a trip to Monoprix, greeted Isabelle at the apartment for a light dinner.
I will write about our adventures tomorrow and all that we have seen and done... Not much time for sleeping!
Bises
Genie
Cute photo...I guess that is a Paris scarecrow! LOL
So happy that you are having fun and visiting with friends, taking pictures and enjoying good food.
Can't wait to hear more about your visit.
Kris
And a very short, sort of, scarecrow.
Me gustan esos pequeños huertos!
Saludos de Isis
Uff, ese traductor esta loco! jeje
Those are great! I hope to have some like it one day.
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