Here you see the far end of Rue Longue, near to Porte Sainte-Julien. Work at this end of the street is complete. Here, you'll find the restaurant, A Braijade Meridiounale.
We've visited this end of the street before - indeed, this part of Rue Longue has been finished a long time - but today, the restaurant is all decked out with plants and umbrellas - a welcoming sight amidst the chaos of the rest of the street.
Wow! I guess the pother parts of this rue longue are in a hurry to be as beautiful renovated as this one...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scene, Jilly. I am not up to normal yet, so am only trying to pop in here and there. As I get better I will try to get back on schedule.
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surprenant ces parasols au dessus de la rue. Une belle photo, j'aime beaucoup.
ReplyDeleteIf the rest of the street ends up looking like this, then all of the work it worth it. Its very nice.
ReplyDeleteAfter those construction photos, this is certainly something to look forward to, l'anee prochain!
ReplyDeleteColors, textures, lanterns... So unique. Gorgeous place. Do locals frequent that restaurant in the summer at all (I'm thinking that with the constant foot traffic that narrow street gets, dining al fresco there must be quite an experience)?
ReplyDeleteNow this is a street ...
ReplyDeleteWow! Wow! Just lovely.
ReplyDeleteA truly pretty street!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful.
ReplyDeleteVery quaint and romantic...
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tour guide of the streets. You are always a good guide. Love your blog. You might like to visit my travel blog of my recent trip to South Korea. http://alicetravelogue.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteHi Jilly - I'm back but exhausted. Great to catch up with all your posts - cheers!!!
ReplyDeleteNow that looks much better. I think I'll just pop in there for a baguette and cafe.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous scene! Love this photo.
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