Cité de Trévise

The day before yesterday, I had the intention to take some pictures, but when I went out, I met this, so I decided to postpone.

Yesterday I met another problem; my camera protested. I bought a new one, supposed to be better (Canon Powershot G7, 10,0 Mega Pixels, 6X zoom, 35-210mm F 2,8-4,8…), nothing to be compared with Abraham Lincoln’s equipment, but anyhow…So now you can tell me what I rather should have bought.). The battery was not really charged, but on my way home I managed to take a few photos and that’s all I will show you today.

This is a little square, well hidden, but I happened to know about it as for some years I used to have my office quite close to here. It’s called “Cité de Trévise”. It’s very calm; a small green place in the middle, with a nice fountain (bad luck – no water), surrounded by some very nice buildings. It all dates from about 1840.

You can reach the square from two long narrow stone paved streets. Alexandre Dumas lived on this one (first building to the right).

Unfortunately there is nothing to do, no café, even no place to sit down…but some park benches seem to be planned.

It’s certainly a place where at least I would be happy to have a flat! (I’m OK where I am now also.)

You can find the original pictures on my photo blog.