Showing posts with label Le Square Trousseau. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Le Square Trousseau. Show all posts

Saturday, August 27, 2016

Le Square Trousseau



Le Square Trousseau


On this street just opposite the Square Trousseau (park)
there are two places worth checking out:
this café on the corner and Blé Sucré, a boulangerie with the very
best madeleines and financiers.


Wish I was here today with friends, 
but I will be again very soon!



Le Square Trousseau
1, rue Antoine Vollon
75012, Paris
Métro Ledru Rollin

Saturday, May 2, 2015

La Trottinette



This small park has a playground,
 tables for ping-pong, a small bandstand,
and plenty of green benches.


If you go, be careful as you might be run over
by the speeding trottinettes.



Le Square Trousseau
75012, Paris

Thursday, February 12, 2015

Une bataille de boules de neige



Snowball Fight!

Well, it was very good natured fun 
with lots of laughter and the squeals of children


They seemed totally oblivious to the photographer,
and she was glad not to have been pelted with a block of ice.



Square Armand-Trousseau
Rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine
75012, Paris

Wednesday, December 31, 2014

Le Square Trousseau



Le Square Trousseau


This corner spot is a favorite year-round,
 filled with locals. 
Some are celebrating a special event, 
others just enjoying the company of friends.


 (Joyeux anniversaire, Daddy - Tu me manques)



Le Square Trousseau
1, rue Anton Vollon
75012, Paris

Wednesday, June 25, 2014

Le Square Trousseau - zoom-zoom





 
Square Trousseau
 
 
 
Perfectly balanced on his bike without pedals,
he moved rapidly across the play area
only touching down to gain more speed
 
 
The photographer had best
step aside
 
 
zoom-zoom!
 
 
 
Le Square Trousseau
75012, Paris
Métro Ledru-Rollin

 


Thursday, May 8, 2014

Square Armand-Trousseau




































Square Armand-Trousseau


This beautiful wooded park sits quietly off Rue du Faubourg Saint Antoine.  On Sundays it is lively (as are all the parks of Paris) with children and families.  One can bring a picnic from the near-by Marché d'Aligre or the pâtisserie/boulangerie just outside the gates at Blé Sucré.  


This lovely park has a dark past with a cemetery in Medieval times for orphans;
in 1674 it was the site of a hospital; and later became an orphanage.



Square Armand-Trousseau
1, rue Antoine Vollon
75012, Paris

Friday, May 17, 2013

Square Trousseau - un kiosque à musique


Bandstand
Square Armand-Trousseau


This square is just a little park off the side of Rue du Faubourg Saint Antoine, but in many visits, we have seen Tai Chi excercises, an old men's club, ferocious snowball fights, very fast bikes and scooters (trottinettes), mamas and nanas, children of all ages, boules, and ping-pong games.


When you go, do not miss Le Square Trousseau, a café on the corner, 
and Blé Sucré, pâtisserie (Madeleine, financier, pain au chocolat, and more!)



Square Armand-Trousseau
Rues Antoine Vollon et Rue du Faubourg Saint Antoine
Métro Ledru Rollin
75012 Paris

Saturday, November 10, 2012

Manteau rouge



Red Coat


This young girl watches over her little brother 
on the park playground


...must be a French girl!


Square Trousseau
75012, Paris
Métro Ledru Rolin

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Le Square Trousseau - l'enfant



Must be a French girl...

rides scooter like a pro,
stylish dress for play,
bow in hair (it is there),
shoes 'coordinate' with dress.....

Oui, bien sûr!


Le Square Trousseau
75012, Paris
Métro Ledru Rollin


Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Le Square Trousseau IV


I went looking for les trois flaneurs with a photo for each. 
It was the same time, same park 
on a Sunday morning, temperate weather, people about...


The three gentlemen were not there,
but there were many children running, playing, riding scooters and bikes. 
The park was as lively as a circus!


(Happy Birthday, Cherie!)

Le Square Trousseau
Métro Ledru Rollin
75012 Paris


Thursday, November 3, 2011

Le Square Trousseau



I have seen this restaurant/café on three or four trips to Paris
but have never stopped for a coffee. 
Why, you ask?
 
I am always full from a stop at blé sucré or from the other direction,
the pâtisseries of Marché d'Aligre... 

Perhaps the next time


Restaurant Le Square Trousseau
1, rue Antoine Vollon
75012 Paris
Métro Ledru Rollin