Here are a few pics from our week long stay in Vieux Lyon (Lyon Old Town). More to come …
On the train to Lyon ... at approx 300km per hour!
On the Lyon underground metro ... moving much slower
Bridge over the River Saône
Our apartment is just 2 blocks in from this part of the riverfront
Which one of these persons is not painted on the building?
One of many unique and eye catching store windows
FRENCH CHOCOLATE!!
Old in the fore ... New in the back
What nightmares are made of ...
AJ is not afraid tho!
6 Replies to “Walking in Lyon”
Pic #7 – I know, I know! Must be the cute guy that looks like he’s checking his cell phone. Incredible art! Did the shoes on the wire remind you of home?
Your photos are amazing – not just the quality, but the subjects are so interesting.
Will you see anything of the Tour de France?
Bill watches every year, his stepson is an avid rider.
Keep those pics & comments coming.
Go USA!!!
Bon jour!
The old quarter in Lyon is absolutely beautiful – it’s hard to take a bad pic! The murals are amazingly realistic too!
Don’t know if we’ll catch any of the Tour de France in our travels, but would love to see that.
Going to the WWC Finals tonite and can’t wait!
Hope everyone is doing well with all the quakes over there.
Go USA!
Hi……….as usual, the photos are amazing. Lyon seems to be one of the most beautiful places anywhere. The historical buildings are incredible. We just don’t have anything like that in the USA. [due of course we’re only 250yrs old, not centuries old]. Love all the fountains. The one with the dog almost looks like Cooper. Watched most of the Final game. What a wonder those girls are. Bet their parade in NY on Wed will be huge!!!! Luv ya both, Mom
Yes, Lyon was absolutely amazing. Waking up every day to explore the maze of old streets and alleys was so fun.
I’m glad that you got into watching the games! With all the social and political drama behind the scenes, it’s been a very engaging & entertaining tournament : )
Say hi to Dad for me & we’ll keep in touch!!
Pic #7 – I know, I know! Must be the cute guy that looks like he’s checking his cell phone. Incredible art! Did the shoes on the wire remind you of home?
Your photos are amazing – not just the quality, but the subjects are so interesting.
Will you see anything of the Tour de France?
Bill watches every year, his stepson is an avid rider.
Keep those pics & comments coming.
Go USA!!!
Bon jour!
The old quarter in Lyon is absolutely beautiful – it’s hard to take a bad pic! The murals are amazingly realistic too!
Don’t know if we’ll catch any of the Tour de France in our travels, but would love to see that.
Going to the WWC Finals tonite and can’t wait!
Hope everyone is doing well with all the quakes over there.
Go USA!
Hi……….as usual, the photos are amazing. Lyon seems to be one of the most beautiful places anywhere. The historical buildings are incredible. We just don’t have anything like that in the USA. [due of course we’re only 250yrs old, not centuries old]. Love all the fountains. The one with the dog almost looks like Cooper. Watched most of the Final game. What a wonder those girls are. Bet their parade in NY on Wed will be huge!!!! Luv ya both, Mom
Yes, Lyon was absolutely amazing. Waking up every day to explore the maze of old streets and alleys was so fun.
I’m glad that you got into watching the games! With all the social and political drama behind the scenes, it’s been a very engaging & entertaining tournament : )
Say hi to Dad for me & we’ll keep in touch!!
Hey Chris..
Good Show.. Glad you are back on the road.
Is it true that French people have an accent when they speak in English?
Thanks Camillo! Good to see your typed words again : )
French people sound just like Americans when they speak English … only with copious amounts of peanut butter stuck to the roof of their mouths.