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Thursday, 19 August 2010

Jardin du Petit Trianon


Another view of the French pavilion that I was showing you yesterday. Turn around and you see the Petit Trianon castle (here on the left). Those interested by a visit of the castle can click on the 'Petit Trianon' label below.
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Une autre vue du pavillon français que je vous montrais hier. Si vous vous retournez, vous voyez le Petit Trianon, ici à gauche. Ceux qu'une visite de l'intérieur intéresserait, peuvent cliquer sur le tag ci-dessous.
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21 comments:

  1. T. Becque19/8/10 02:19

    Oh my gosh, this is incredibly beautiful and indeed "petit". Your pictures are gorgeous. I'd agree, 40 people is small, but I think that's what makes it so charming. I'm not the type of American with the bigger the better philosophy:)

    And no, Lucky Wishbone is not the fish & chips w/malt vinegar like GB. I wish! Then I would go there willingly! More like chicken and coke!

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  2. Bob Crowe19/8/10 03:11

    It has been several years since I last visited the palace and grounds but I certainly remember the lines of trees pruned to look like box hedges. They are just so elegant.

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  3. Randy19/8/10 04:26

    It's so lovely that I would be afraid to touch anything. Wonderful photo.

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  4. Lorrie19/8/10 06:19

    I love the elegance of the Petit Trianon. It's more accessible than the Grand Palais de Versailles. I can understand why Marie Antoinette liked spending time there.

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  5. Oakland Daily Photo19/8/10 06:36

    Très joli.

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  6. EG CameraGirl19/8/10 08:07

    Very pretty, neat and orderly. :)

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  7. Olivier19/8/10 08:33

    vraiment sympa, je m'en contenterais comme petit pavillon pour les Weekend ;)

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  8. Small City Scenes19/8/10 08:33

    So beautiful and orderly. Compact and perfect. Very nice. MB

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  9. Bergson19/8/10 09:29

    il faudrait bien que j'y retourne visiter

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  10. VP19/8/10 10:13

    I know it's quite different but this place reminds me of Bagateele, in the Bois de Boulogne...

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  11. Leslie D.19/8/10 10:41

    Looks like a set from one of those BBC classics. Lovely..

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  12. Malyss19/8/10 11:15

    C'est très joli, mais trop bien rangé pour moi; Perso, Je préfère les jardins sauvages, en fouillis, qui partent dans tous les sens..

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  13. Un regard offert19/8/10 12:19

    Merci pour ce tour de propriétaire.

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  14. Woody19/8/10 12:28

    Not your 'typical' castle however, it's stunning. I checked your tag and you have a great collection. I'd go crazy photographing here!

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  15. Cezar and Léia19/8/10 13:12

    It's really beautiful, I want to visit there but I'm waiting for the opportunity to go there for the next visit of my son form Brazil.He is very interesting in Versailles and history and he is learning French as well. :)
    *** what a perfect sunny day in that day! wow
    Léia

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  16. Life Is A Road Trip19/8/10 15:39

    I think that is the most beautiful garden and lovely blue sky I have ever seen.

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  17. Loree19/8/10 20:22

    Beautiful gardens and architecture.

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  18. tapirgal20/8/10 03:24

    A beautiful scene with the flowers blooming in front.

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  19. A l a i n 20/8/10 10:15

    Magnifique il faut prendre soin de cela.

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  20. Unknown20/8/10 20:27

    So pretty, I'd be drawing if I were there!

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  21. Sharon21/8/10 15:57

    Oh, so beautiful! What a gorgeous place.

    Sharon

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