It's not so hot anymore

So the tourist venture out of their air-conditioned hotel rooms.
 

Cock-a-doodle-doo

Cocorico in French. The rooster "guarding" the local newspaper, Dernères nouvelles d'Alsace, aka DNA.
 

Hearts on stone

 Once again, blocked by bloody Facebook, unable to post on groups.

Mister Liberty

At the Strasbourg Gaypride
 

La Spirale Aby Warburg

AKA Monument to the living, by visual artist Bert Theis, situated Republic Square in Strasbourg. Aby Moritz Warburg was a German art historian and cultural theorist.
 

Hôtel du Préfet

AKA hôtel de Klinglin. Historical monument, built between 1732 and 1736 for the royal moneylender François Joseph de Klinglin. Now the residence on the prefect of the département Bas-Rhin.
 

Metamorphose

Old photo, a beauty salon, now closed. Beautified by local artists.
 

Place Benjamin Zix

The heart of the Petite France area.
 

CDP theme day: purple

Strasbourg carnival a while ago.

More purple rain... I mean posts right...HERE
 

Fun with bubbles

More b&w right...HERE
 

The haze

Frankly, I don't remember taking this photo... Was it a hazy day, or smoke?
 

1933 or 1934 Ford Deluxe Tudor

Customized into a hot rod. Nice set of wheels!
 

1970 Cadillac Fleetwood Sixty Special

A beauty, seen in a village nearby,a while ago.
 

Place du Marché Gayot

Next to the cathedral, a quiet square with good restaurants. What looks like a stone in the background is actually made of cast iron, a sculpture by Daniel Pontoreau, called Pierre trouvée, found stone, in 1992.

Part of the castrum, roman camp. Strasbourg was founded in the year 12 AC by roman soldiers, 2038 years ago.
 

Wooden bike

Never seen one before.
 

No Snow White

Just seven dwarfs.

More b&w... HERE.

 

Olive oil

Olive oil surpasses everything, it says. Well, here in the north east of France, we don't use it much, it's rather a southern thing.
 

Early morning...

at the central train station
 

Watering the cathedral... lol

Grow, cathedral, grow!:-)
 

Pots

A traditional Alsatian house, decorated with traditional Alsatian earthenware pots.