You will have guessed that the reason why I didn't post for several days was that I was in Paris, a bit too busy with other things. Came back Saturday night, hence this post.
I remember the other languages on the notice under the windows in the old, green carriages that used to be on the route south from Lyon: 'nicht hinauslehnen', 'ne pas se pencher dehors' and 'do not lean out of the window'. You could wind down the window, I think, which was very welcome in the absence of air con in the summer.
You will have guessed that the reason why I didn't post for several days was that I was in Paris, a bit too busy with other things. Came back Saturday night, hence this post.
ReplyDeleteAny time in Paris is good time well spent!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant. I expect to travel that route later this year and I would never have noticed something like this.
ReplyDeleteAs an American, I like the idea that the safety exit leads you into the French countryside.
avec une belle lumiere
ReplyDeleteQue le secours puisse venir de la lumière est une bonne chose.
ReplyDeleteLike the glow of the olive oil bubbles from your earlier post.
ReplyDeleteIt's a very melancholic picture.
ReplyDeleteAre you looking for an outlet ?
Here commes the sun.
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oh this is great!
ReplyDeleteI remember the other languages on the notice under the windows in the old, green carriages that used to be on the route south from Lyon: 'nicht hinauslehnen', 'ne pas se pencher dehors' and 'do not lean out of the window'. You could wind down the window, I think, which was very welcome in the absence of air con in the summer.
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