Second mission abroad...

Yes, but this time a driver was sent to pick me up for another coach session
in JewTown.
As a matter of fact the road journey was shorter than last year's flight and door to door,
so I didn't have to risk my life in Orly's basement bowels like in 2007.

Now here I am, safe and back to my fief for a while - with a few JewTown postcards...




















This odd structure on the right, called la ruche (the hive), hosts
the Louis Aragon métro and bus station and a car parking, at
the south end of métro's line # 7 in Villejuif (JewTown for G@tto).




















The Coptic church, on boulevard Maxime Gorki, alias
the Nationale 7 road.
Nice place, cute monks.




















You can find in here the best espresso coffee in JewTown
- a very good one indeed, in rue Jean-Jaurès... for 1€20 !




















The Acapulco was a good and cosy mex restaurant but...
It's all over now (... baby blue), the place is for sale.





















This one is still open and very pleasant in summer evenings,
but if I were you I shouldn't go farer than the entrées...




















Just funny, a toilet booth to rent.






















Indiscretion...
(she didn't see me).

Ladies and Gents, Le Mur Oberkampf !

By the californian artist Safari aka Chris Lux.























Click to read, (fr)

Our Planet is Talking...

The day before French people pacifically take over the Bastille...
... greenpeace assaulted the Eiffel tower :

"Since coming into power in May 2007, President Nicolas Sarkozy
has been aggressively promoting nuclear energy, and attempting
to sell French reactors at every turn.
His government has signed agreements on nuclear exports and
cooperation with nine Mediterranean and Middle East countries in
the last year". (...)

The Storming of the Bastille

You won't believe it, but there is still someone asking for the Bastille...
meaning the original fortress...
In fact, it is still possible to see a part of the outlines of the famous fortress
on the west side of the Bastille place, marked with a special paving.























From "Les guerres de la Révolution" - Camille Pelletan.

On July 12th Le Mur was assaulted by...

... an artist called SP 38 !

















His work is to be seen there until July 26th...




... or you can visit his website.