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Here, the lockdown is pretty tough. There is no " early better than late ". [nt]
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Paris, this week end.
Not so fun... Here are some usually crowdy places: Rue Soufflot, going to the Pantheon: The Bvd St Michel, on a Saturday morning. The Bvd is so quiet that a guy decided to park its Evoque on it... Jamais vu! The famous Place de la Sorbonne, with all its C...
Looks like the Paris residents are being careful. People in the
US are not it seems, still going to beaches etc. I HAVE to go somewhere in the morning, I am going early before it gets busy, I'll be in and out. I figure early is better than late after a lot of people have been there.
Varies by location. Most have been asked to stay in except for "essential" trips out, groceries, Dr., bank.. Some younger people feel it is an infringement upon their rights t have to stay in,
selfish bastards. Some people are wearing masks, some aren't.. Most retail stores are closed, hardware, grocery stores, gun shops, banks are considered essential. If you have half a brain you simply just stay in. As for tomorrow's short trip, which is nee...
Spooky!
Where we are isnāt quite that locked down. In our neighborhood we see lots of local families out walking and the kids on small bicycles. All keeping their distance from others but still out in the sunshine. We wave and say hello. Kent
So Sad...
I hope you are fine my friend, and I wish this pandemic will be end soon... stay healthy....
Reminds me of that movie āVanilla Skyā!
Stay indoors, safe and sane dear friend. Just be sure thereās enough wine, beers and cigarettes... š¬ Iām on my third week of lockdown and we are now not allowed outside the house from dusk to dawn.
Same in my district : totally empty streets
The usually busy rue de Passy is totally empty and the few people walking are most of them having masks and going to the grocery before going back strange atmosphere indeed like a ghost city is the right metaphor. Only in TrocadƩro gardens there are few ...
A jail with a view, a beautiful view.
Patience et longueur de temps font plus que force ni que rage Bien a toi l'ami.
What unbelievable circumstances!
Here's a view of the Pantheon in Roma a few days ago (photo from my mum's mate). Thanks for the pictures Nicolas. Simone ...
Yep!
Known as one of the most crowded square in Europe! Neither too little nor too much!
