Gare de Lyon
Monsieur Google was kind enough to translate this. We all know that as available as he is, he can be a titch "off the mark". I welcome corrections for "All Aboard!"
My thanks to Véronique who so kindly corrected the title for me. I've made the change!
"En voiture, Mesdames et Messieurs, en voiture!" ;-) Glad to be of assistance, and another great shot, by the way! Veronique - French Girl in Seattle
ReplyDeleteYou'll find that rouge no matter what, no matter where!
ReplyDeleteA rather subtle rouge treatment. What a beauty, V!
ReplyDeleteBella!
ReplyDeleteAwesome perspective.This picture is beautiful, a movie scenery and I like the clock detail, very well captured!
ReplyDeleteHugs and a nice day!
Léia
i want to take this train!
ReplyDeleteTut! Tut! Did the security man chat you up? I tried to take photographs at Gare du Nord in the style of Monet as I waited for the train to his gardens. But the security man wished a moment of my time.
ReplyDeleteHow about "Tout le monde 'a bord le train!"
ReplyDeleteOh, to take another European train ride.....
Julie, nobody stopped me this day. I think I'm blessed, I"ve taken photos a lot of places that later I found out were prohibited.
ReplyDeleteMerci Veronique for advising on the translation. I shied away from t hat one because "voiture" means car but now I see it can mean train car. I will change my title!
The red is so brilliant. This must be where French Henri Pottérs to go to L'école de Cochon-verroux!
ReplyDeletethe roof reminds me of the Stillwell Avenue elevated subway stop in Brooklyn/Coney Is.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, Virginia! I agree with Paris Paul: This picture does remind me of Harry Potter (I am a big Harry Potter fan!) ;-) Wonder if they have a Platform 9 3/4 there? Veronique (French Girl in Seattle)
ReplyDeleteLove the perspective, the colour, red and blue, super image Virginia. I also love Google translator it's hilarious haha!
ReplyDeleteI've taken photos at nearly all the train stations in Paris and never had a problem. I love riding the trains in Europe.
ReplyDeleteI like the frakework, there
ReplyDeleteOkay. I am suffering from cabin fever! And you post this!
ReplyDeleteJust teasing...but I am ready to go and will be there in less than a month!. Nice picture!...Janey
The ironwork structure is wonderful, and it was very kind of them to repaint the columns to rouge for you. Nice shot.
ReplyDeleteThere's something so romantic about train travel—and even more so in Europe! Wonderful shot, V.
ReplyDeleteDaryl -- me too!
Great perspective and I love the Paris Rouge. You know how to tug on the heart strings of all francophiles!!!
ReplyDeleteI am a big HP fan and that was my first thought in seeing your shot... Station 9 3/4 must be nearby! Beautiful shot, V.
ReplyDeleteSo old-fashioned and picturesque...
ReplyDeleteNice shot, i like it
ReplyDeleteA place where I've been soo many times when I was younger, visiting my family..(sigh)
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