Bird of thunder! More theme day posts and photos right... HERE .  

Detail of a 1940es Ford. More b&w right... here . The whole car, in colors:  

A local, but binational, tramway, linking the Strasbourg greater area to Germany. Many trams, many different designs.  

Take the A train... LOL!  I wonder how many places in the world have those small tourist "trains"?  

We have some very colorful tramways in Strasbourg, decorated by several artists, this one by Missy .  

Very early morning at the train station, a while ago. There is a 19th century building inside the glass bubble.  

6 tramway lines in the Strasbourg euro-metropolis, one of them international, going to Kehl am Rhein, our German neighbor city.  

Strasbourg lies on several rivers and canals, the most famous being the Rhine. Small boats are not allowed on the Rhine, too dangerous. But ...

The 19 century central train station in Strasbourg, covered by a 21st century glass bubble. More b&w here!  

Well, amici, I go to Italia quite often, since the early 80es actually. Culture, food, art de vivre, mamma mia! Si, I speaka the italiano,...

My daily commute, at 200 km/h, 125 miles an hour. I spend my weekdays at Sélestat, 45 km, 30 miles, south of Strasbourg. Long days, very l...

Pimp my merc, the Strasbourg version. You would think that Strasbourg was a medium-sized town, with its 275.000 inhabitants. It is not! I...

Spotted those 2 boats near the European Council. They might be patrolling the area when all the politicians are in session.

Strasbourg is basically an island, la Grande Ile, the big island. A lot of water here. It used to be far more, as many of the streets are ...

Maybe the swan wanted some in-flight entertainment... You know: movie  (Pearl Harbor?), snack, attacking boats... One of my rare snapshot...

This is a floating ticket desk, for the inner-city mini cruises. As it is been raining quite a lot lately, no cruises at the moment, the b...

One of many ways to go round town. Bon moyen de deplacement!