Not Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin

Sir Patrick actually. One of many buskers and street artists in town during summertime.
 

The guard

I'm guarding the shop. Better watch out!

More b&w right... here
 

Rue Mercière

English; haberdashery street. A short street leading to the cathedral. The street's name changed 17 times since 1190 AD, depending on who was just occupying Strasbourg. The most touristic street in town...
 

City Daily Photo October theme day: glass

Christmas eve with the family, a few years ago.

For more glass posts and photos, just click right...HERE.. 

                  Cheers!!!
 

Last summer flowers

 

Jim

More Monday murals right...HERE
 

Jazz

 

Someone's small garden

 

A good place...

...for a drink with friends.
 More b&w here.

Fall

Down by the riverside.
 

L'arbre vert

Summer is over. We're having cold and rainy November weather.

 

Siesta

When you're tired, take a nap.
 

Owl

A Monday mural from Naples/Napoli, Italy. More Monday murals at Sami's.
 

Place du marché Gayot

Nice square near the cathedral, with some great restaurants (best snails in garlic sauce I've ever had there).
 

Spring at Saint Guillaume

A Lutheran church since 1534 AD. A culturally active church, with concerts, operas, yoga courses, even a drag cabaret.
 

Light

More b&w right...here.
 

Cauldron street

French: rue du chaudron,  "novus vicus apud  vicumpraedicatorum juxtadomumliberorumquondam Philippi apothecarii", (A new village near the Preachers' village, near the house of the children of Philip the apothecary), in 1330 AD. The street's name changed a dozen times since them. It's in the old town, near the cathedral.

On a (rare) sunny day...

...in the Petite France.
 

Town and country

A former antiques shop in Strasbourg
 

A Monday mural

More Monday murals right...HERE