Wednesday, 22 March 2017

Through France to Nancy

We travelled over relatively quiet autoroutes past many miles of spectacular hawthorn trees in full blossom, past woodlands carpeted with millions of wood anemones.  However such is the nature of this type of travel, I have no photos of these marvels.

At Nancy, the weather was now very overcast, but we travelled from our hotel by tram into the city centre where we saw many of the Art Nouveau buildings for which Nancy has been made a World Heritage site.

An unknown little flower at a motorway service station - the only shot I got!
The new normal - we muck in with the French army at another coffee stop

Flights of fancy in Nancy (and it doesn't rhyme!)
House in Nancy




House in Nancy

Door in Nancy

House in Nancy
Time for a coffee after pounding the pavements! 
Youngsters add a splash of colour as they celebrate 100 days to their baccalaureat

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2 comments:

  1. Lynn Jamieson23 March 2017 at 13:26

    A flower you cannot name. That's unusual. There's various free flower recognition apps you can download these days. Perhaps you could test one of them out.

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  2. La Serra di Barga27 March 2017 at 00:07

    glorious art nouveau work in Nancy we hadn't noticed when we went there...a good motive to go there again!

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