Pictures of the Rue des Bluets and its environs. This long-established, multicultural neighborhood is where we like to stay when we are in Paris. The gallery is best viewed in the Journal mode.
For information about renting at 27 Rue des Bluets, including pictures of the apartment interiors, go to http://www.marneweb.com and click on the link to the Paris apartments.
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Virginia > It is much easier to park bikes and motorcycles than cars on the Rue des Bluets.
Virginia > The "payant" sign painted on the street indicates that parking on the Rue des Bluets is metered. Drivers count the white stripes to determine if their cars will fit in a given open space. It goes without saying that small cars have a lot more flexibility in the city than large ones.
Virginia > A three stripe car.
Virginia > French parking meter. You deposit your money and get a ticket to place on the dashboard of your car. If you don't want to pay, you need to keep a sharp look out for meter maids.
Virginia > Rugs and bedding hung out on balconies add color to the neighborhood.
Virginia > I've always been intrigued by this view through a gate on the left side of the street shortly before you get to number 27.
Virginia > The glass and brick unit on the even numbered side of Rue des Bluets was added just a few years ago.
Virginia > An attractive grate protects a ground floor window on the even side of the street.
Virginia > Here are our neightbors and friends out for a walk on a beautiful Sunday in the spring. Check out the sun glasses.
An attractive grate protects a ground floor window on the even side of the street.
> An attractive grate protects a ground floor window on the even side of the street.
An attractive grate protects a ground floor window on the even side of the street.
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