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Reminders of Paris in Greenwich and London

Posted on November 6, 2011 by Parisian Fields

Ah, Paris! We still love you, and we’re coming back, but you have a rival. Thanks to the generosity of Alison and David, we had the use of a superb flat in Greenwich for a week. And perhaps because we … Continue reading →

Posted in Paris streets | Tagged antique typewriters, barbed wire, Cartoon Museum, cast iron, chasse-roue, chimney tracks, chimneypots, Greenwich, London, Museum of Brands Packaging & Advertising, razor wire, Thames Clipper, Victoria & Albert Museum | Comments Off

Tracing the tracks of Paris chimneys

Posted on September 25, 2011 by Parisian Fields

As we walk past the restaurant Monsieur Lapin on the rue Raymond Losserand in the 14th, my eyes are drawn upwards to a ladder of iron steps embedded in the wall. We are looking at the other half of a … Continue reading →

Posted in Paris history, Paris streets | Tagged Émile Zola, carbon monoxide poisoning, chimney tracks, chimneypots, flues, Monsieur Lapin, Rue de Gergovie, rue Raymond Losserand | 6 Comments

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Reminders of Paris in Greenwich and London

Tracing the tracks of Paris chimneys

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