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Tuesday 15 December 2009

L'hôtel de ville et ses sapins

Yesterday I was showing you the ice-rink which stands just in front of the town hall. For a spring view of the building, click on the label below.
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Hier je vous montrais la patinoire qui se trouve juste devant l'hôtel de ville que voici. Pour une vue plus printanière, cliquez sur le tag ci-dessous.
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24 comments:

  1. VP15/12/09 00:08

    Amazing! Our town hall is more dreary than ever...

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  2. Unknown15/12/09 00:24

    Gorgeous night pic, Ciel!

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  3. tapirgal15/12/09 00:42

    What a lovely photo! I like your town hall a lot in winter or spring. I see you also have our weather now (cold). It's raining here again and is a "warm" 41 deg. F! I'm wearing the lighter jacket part of the time now! :)

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  4. Louis la Vache15/12/09 01:06

    It appears that your Hôtel de Ville rivals that of Paris!

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  5. stromsjo15/12/09 01:34

    Impressive light decorations and well captured. Could you remind me again, what was that Earth Hour thing about? ;)

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  6. akarui15/12/09 02:00

    De belles lumieres et decorations a l'hotel de ville.

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  7. Lowell15/12/09 02:10

    So beautiful. It sure beats the heck out of our city hall...in fact, it makes our city hall look like a dog house!

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  8. brattcat15/12/09 02:58

    So festive in such a gracious way.

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  9. Bob Crowe15/12/09 04:07

    The hôtel de ville is beautifully dressed for the holiday, tastefully understated compared to some of the garish mess we see around here.

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  10. Leif Hagen15/12/09 04:53

    Very elegant and fancy night photo of the majestic illuminated hotel de ville!

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  11. Dina15/12/09 07:28

    Pretty!

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  12. Olivier15/12/09 08:03

    Waouhh tu as de la chance a Versailles, tu as une belle collection de Sapins

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  13. Small City Scenes15/12/09 08:33

    So pretty at night. I like the skating rink too. I used to ice skate all the time--Loved it. Met my first boyfriend iceskating and I still think about him now and again. MB

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  14. Hilda15/12/09 11:37

    The architecture is magnificent and it looks even more fantastic with the Christmas lights! Wonderful night photo!

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  15. Birdman15/12/09 14:07

    I love this one... fabulous!

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  16. B SQUARED15/12/09 15:10

    It's beautiful in any season.

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  17. Sharon15/12/09 15:19

    Beautiful holiday lights!

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  18. BaysideLife15/12/09 15:26

    The lights are pretty, but it's the magnificense of the building that makes this a lovely picture.

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  19. Halcyon15/12/09 16:10

    I love those lights! Beautiful decorations.

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  20. Suburban Girl15/12/09 19:28

    Oh in the Northeastern part of the US you can't decorate public places lest you offend someone. How dreary, really. We could learn a thing or two.

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  21. Dina15/12/09 22:32

    Your comment is so right about the vending machines. For you I will try to post tomorrow about real bookstores.

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  22. tapirgal15/12/09 23:07

    Ciel, the cafe in Taormina with the wonderful wisteria was closed :( All I could do was point my camera through the bars of the locked gate and take a photo. But I could dream!

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  23. Catherine16/12/09 00:08

    La municipalité de Versailles ne connait pas la crise.....Très grnd siècle !

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  24. Sharon16/12/09 15:53

    Really lovely shot, Ciel. The draped tree lights are so pretty.

    Sharon

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