In Rue Longue, a child's bike with a puncture seems to rest against the adult bike for protection.Look at the patina on those old steps - worn from years and years of use.
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Dans la rue Longue,le vélo d' enfant avec une crevaison semble reposer sur le vélo d' adulte comme pour se protéger.
Regardez la patine sur les vieilles marches - formée par des années et des années d'utilisation.
This is for Karen from the USA who used to live on Rue Longue.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a father and child will get to spend some quality time together fixing a tire.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo and observation on your part about the little bike leaning onto the big one for comfort.
ReplyDeleteI love Dave's comment - sounds like a good plan.
ReplyDeleteI used to live in Rue longue, too!...:o)
ReplyDeleteDo you know the quote that says:" objets inanimés, avez-vous donc une âme?"..on dirait que ce petit velo en une, avec un gros chagrin!
Oh Malyss, so sorry. I'd forgotten you lived there too. Forgive me!
ReplyDeleteThis is simply a lovely image. Love it a lot.
ReplyDeleteAh, Jilly, only you could make a flat tire beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYet another reason I need to get myself to your neck of the woods, Jilly.
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Thank You so much for the memory, Jilly. Those doorways look very familiar. I suppose it is much easier to ride bikes on the new paving stones. I love to watch the little ones riding their bikes in the park along the beach wall. Glad you have your sunshine back. It is freezing where I live, but I am heading to Florida tomorrow for some weather more like Menton's.
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