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Remember when VDP showed you the Tardis bicycle garage? It was here. Well, it has looked like this for quite a while now! That's Sébastien Le Prestre, marquis de Vauban, known simply as Vauban, the foremost military engineer of his age. He is also remembered at nearby Vauban primary school, VDP had shown you its door here.
VDP vous avait montré ce Tardis garage à vélos il y a longtemps, c'était ici. Cela fait maintenant un bail qu'il a changé de look avec Vauban à l'honneur, et se situe d'ailleurs non loin de l'école primaire Vauban, dont VDP vous montrait la porte ici.
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original comme protecteur des vélos des versaillais . c'est plus sympa qu'une publicité quelconque
ReplyDeleteA bicyclist, I guess? :-)
ReplyDeleteThat is the poshest cycle garage ever, so stylish....
ReplyDeleteI have never seen a bicycle garage before. It would be a great idea here since we have so many college kids riding bikes around town. This one looks nice.
ReplyDeleteBetter than ours. Ours are just plain boxes.
ReplyDeletebonne idée !
ReplyDeleteI prefer this version of the garage. Although Vauban might have wanted to protect it with a fortified wall around it.
ReplyDeleteLove the close-up you've rendered for us.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen such a contraption, it's brilliant and very nice looking.
ReplyDeleteM Vauban is well remembered Ciel and rightly so :)
ReplyDeleteI like the new look with a more historic frame of reference.
ReplyDeleteI just scheduled a post of a statue of Vauban in Paris...
ReplyDeleteThat's a very elegant looking place to park your bike!
ReplyDeleteThe only cycle garages we see here tend to be caged structures with locks.
ReplyDeleteIt looks quite civilized!
ReplyDeleteSympa, très versaillais
ReplyDeleteThat's one cool bicycle garage.
ReplyDeleteHow cool that the look has changed so much! I like the idea of a bicycle garage. Seems so sensible!
ReplyDeleteOoooops! I thought it was a public toilet. ;-)
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