Four Days in Paris
A photographic record of my visit to Paris in September 2000
Photography by John Ball except where otherwise indicated.
Day 2 (continued)
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After leaving the Quai de Montebello, I walked a few hundred yards into the narrow streets of part of the Quartier Latin known as "Little Athens" because of its large concentration of Greek cafés and restaurants.
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| Above: Maison de Gyros and Le Minotaure, on Rue de la Huchette. |
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| Above: Rue de la Huchette. |
Above: The busy and narrow Rue St Severin. |
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| Above: Rue des Pretres St Severin. |
Above: Busily delivering bread in Rue St Severin. |
| Below: Leaving Little Athens I spotted this interesting group outside the entrance to the church of St Julien-le-Pauvre in Rue St Julien-le-Pauvre. |
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By now it was lunchtime, so I enjoyed a snack and some people-watching at this café (below) on the corner of Rue de la Huchette and Rue de la Harpe. |
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| Above: Madame, deep in her thoughts. |
Above: Café scene. |
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| Photography by Angela Carter |
| Above: Young visitors to Paris sipping their Cokes on the pavement of Rue de la Harpe. |
Click here to accompany me to the Rodin Museum, the Bois de Boulogne, and the Champs Élysée.
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