This day was one of my favorites. Any interaction with animals is pretty much a win in my book.
The Lover’s Bridge was also a spectacular sight for me. I was walking and crouching and taking millions of photos. My mom finally said it was time to go.
I was actually at one of the less crowded wall of padlocks here.
Random photos of fruit.
Every evening, as my mom, sister, and I were walking back to our hotel,
the fruit stands displayed beautiful fresh fruit. I’m not sure what kind
of berry that is on the left, by my only regret is not trying them.
the fruit stands displayed beautiful fresh fruit. I’m not sure what kind
of berry that is on the left, by my only regret is not trying them.
Any ideas?
Aw, I can't believe those birds came so close! Wow:D
And though I've visited Paris, I've never ever visited those padlocks…next time!
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Oh my goodness the birds, I would have peed my pants with delight! I love these pics, those berries looks delicious, I wonder what the left ones are, almost look like grapes or cherries! Maybe they are chapes, or gerries.
xomando
Such awesome photos! As for the mysterious fruit, to my British eyes they look like redcurrants x
What lovely photos! Amazing that the birds ate out of your hand.
Did you add a padlock to the bridge? I wanna visit and do so. I've only ever been to Disneyland in Paris haha.
Hope you enjoyed your trip.
Danielle xo
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It's been said, but I think they're currants. So… did you put a lock on the bridge?
Yep, those are redcurrants.
All this time I thought 1 or 2 places did the wall of padlocks. Surprisingly they're found all around the world. http://ritemail-places.blogspot.com/2009/12/lock-of-love.html
Those berries are totalllyyyyy red currants, and oh my goodness they are sooo delicious! nom! haha such cute pics, I totally agree and kind of animal time is a definite yes!