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A weekend reflection

Early morning in the Petite France, Strasbourg. More weekend reflections here
 

A weekend reflection

More of the Petite France area.

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Getting cold

Where has the sun gone???
 

A weekend reflection

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A weekend reflection

Have a nice weekend, you all!

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3 hours...

A 3 hours stroll through town. Not a minute longer, or we might get a 135 euros fine, in case of a police control. We use an app to generate an authorization for shopping, going to the doctor, shopping, and so on. This said, I haven't been controlled this year, not even once. I don't know anyone who has.

Golden

 

A weekend reflection

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Hopla!

A restaurant in the Petite France area. Hopla is the logo for Fischer beer. I'm not a beer drinker, can't stand it.

Pont Saint Martin

Famour restaurant in town, unfortunately totally overrun by tourists. Nice place 35 years ago.

Weekend reflection in black and white

Beautiful Ponts Couverts, covered bridges, here in Strasbourg.
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A weekend reflection

Autumn under the Petite France bridges
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A weekend reflection

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A weekend reflection

Les Ponts Couverts, or covered bridges, part of the old fortifications around town. Well, we had to ward off the nasty Germans, innit!
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A weekend reflection

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A weekend reflection

Reflection at the Pont Vauban, the old fortifications.
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Photogenic...

This has to be my favorite places in town...

The tree

See the tree? You can't miss it! According to the city historians, he is well over 500 years old. Nice, but who cares, when all you need in the summer is  a hard-fought place in his shade.

The little house on the water

I wonder who lives there. This little house seems like from another time, quaint, peaceful. It is a safe haven for ducks anyway. Can you see them, Mr and Mrs Duck?