Rue St Jean, Vieux Lyon
Quiet street, Paris Saint Germain
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ReplyDeleteOur shot of Rue St Jean (or was it Rue de Boeuff?) is a little darker and wetter. It was pretty rainy while we were in Lyon.
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Your quiet street looks a little like Rue de Sevigney at Saint Paul. We stayed in a hotel on the corner of Rue de Rivoli and RdS.
Love Paris and Lyon.
Actually it didn't rain every day in Lyon
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I don't think the link to the first photo works so here it is again...
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