Versailles being a very recent town, (its construction really began at the very end of the 17th century) its avenues are among the widest in France and at the time, were the widest.------------------------------------
Versailles étant une ville très récente, dont la construction remonte à la fin du XVIIè siècle, ses avenues font partie des plus larges de France. A l'époque, elles étaient les plus larges.
I am in away in Québec free from modern technology and VDP is on automatic mode. See you soon!
Je suis au Québec, affranchie de la technologie moderne. VDP est passé en mode auto. A bientôt !
Je suis au Québec, affranchie de la technologie moderne. VDP est passé en mode auto. A bientôt !
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Isn't it crazy that 17th Century is "new," and here a house built in 1852 is so old? I love the differences. It's so amazing to travel and see the really old things in Europe. Of course, I havn't been to Asia yet, or Egypt, or the Mid-East, but I enjoyed the Greek ruins in Italy and Sicily.
Bonsoir Versailles!
17th century is "very recent"? Heh, heh! You French have such a sense of humor. In Ocala, 2007 is "very recent"!
I like the wide avenues. And that is really interesting! Why such wide avenues when the automobile hadn't been invented? Big ox carts, and carriages? Parades?
Hope you're having fun out in the middle of the Canadian wilderness with no Internet, phones, TV ... outhouse?
;-)
Bonne photo nocturne avec le traffic a Versailles.
Beautiful photo.
If only Jerusalem had such streets . . .
bonne vacances (remarque c'est peut etre pour le travail) au Quebec
A beautiful evening to walk along the avenue. the evening is a fun time for photoshooting. Bravo!
very nice night photo and such a blue sky. this is a wide street
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