The bouquinistes were open on this rainy October day
selling to the tourists who braved the weather.
The very old books, journals, and cards are kept in the back of the stall,
protected from the rain.
Bouquinistes
Quai de Conti
75005, Paris
15 comments:
Bonjour chère amie,
Il est triste effectivement de flâner sous la pluie... Il est si bon pourtant de feuilleter un vieux livre, regarder tranquillement de vieilles cartes postales avec le soleil en prime.
Hier chez moi le soleil était de rigueur et les températures douces aussi... J'ai flâné dans les sous-bois...
Une belle photo...
Gros bisous
Time for raincoats and furry collars Genie.
It looks like dreary winter weather is upon you now.
Sous la pluie ou au soleil, c'est toujours agréable.
Hi Genie,
We are starting to get this sort of weather here in Malaysia as the annual rainy season comes again!
Duncan In Kuantan
This may be one of my favoritss of all those you have posted. It's moody, a memory and just lovely.
Beautiful...sometimes things look so pretty sous la pluie...But I'm sure the boucainistes find those days difficult...
I'd rather be there in the rain than not there at all. However . . .
Being under the rain in Paris is never a problem. But of course, bouquinistes surely prefer a bright sunny day.
Still nice, even in the rain
Un beau souvenir .....
Bizzzz....
erika
You and I would be there, Genie, even in the rain.
I would have stopped.
THey're like the U.S. Postals Service, rain or snow. Well maybe not snow.
V
trop triste ces livres humides
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