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It would be amazing to have the opportunity to live there for a year or two and experience the day to day life of Parisians. Thanks for posting the great photos!
It would be amazing to have the opportunity to live there for a year or two and experience the day to day life of Parisians. Thanks for posting the great photos!
I was lucky enough to live in Paris for two months during the summer of 2005. It is an interesting time of the year too because a lot of Parisians go on vacation in July-August. I also lived in Lyon for a few years so I was able to visit a bunch of times back then. Definitely a top notch city. To be honest those ten days we spent there in November kind of got me wondering what it would be like to live there for a longer period of time. My gf spent a full year there and absolutely loved it. I would say go for it if you get a chance to!
I saw the picture before the name of the poster.
So when I watched the pictures I through "wow the photos show touristy place but without being the usual postcard touristy pics".
Then I saw the name of the poster "big T" and I understood why.
Great pics and seems like you were lucky with the weather.
The last time I was in Paris in november it was raining non-stop for three days and we were constantly wet.
I liked the way you presented the photos, made for enjoyable viewing.
Alemaria, yeah we had a couple of nice days, but otherwise the weather was quite gray (which is actually the reason for the b&w shots). We did do quite well considering it was November, though.
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