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EIFFEL AVEVA LE IDEE CHIARE.

  

Fu Costruita per l'esposizione universale e per la commemorazione del centenario della Rivoluzione Francese, la Torre Eiffel fu inaugurata il 31 marzo 1889, avente in cima la bandiera francese. La sua costrizione fu accompagnata dalle critiche e contestazioni dei parigini e degli intellettuali francesi, ma la struttura metallica della famosissima Torre rappresenta oggi il simbolo di Parigi e ed è "la maggiore attrazione turistica", meta di 6 milioni di visitatori ogni anno.

Gli studi sul progetto cominciarono nel 1884 e nonostante tutti gli ostacoli creati non solo dai parigini, la costruzione della Torre Eiffel comincia nel 1887, durò 26 mesi e fu completata nel 1889. L'idea originale comprendeva la sua distruzione dopo l’Esposizione Universale del 1900 ma esperimenti di radiotrasmissione effettuati dall’arma francese prima della fatidica data, fecero si che sia tuttora in piedi.

  

CANON EOS 600D con ob. SIGMA 10-20 f./4-5,6 EX DC HSM

Tu passais par ici, je n'sais pas

Ce qui a vivré en moi

Hypnotisé

Je t'ai emboîté l'pas

 

La lune dans tes longs cheveux, éclairait

Ta silhoutte sur les boulevards

Au coin de la rue, là où s'trouve le bazar

Soudain je t'ai perdu d'vue

 

Encore tout étourdi j'entendis,

Au plus profond de mon cœur

Comme une voix, un rythme intérieur

Qui me murmurait, qui me murmurait...

 

Toi, toi et moi

 

Comme un radar, qui en mer, guide les bateaux dans le brouillard

Cette drôle de voix, se faisait plus intense et me rendait chaque

Fois un peu plus sûr de moi

 

Dans des tas de galères, j'ai traîné

Pour te souvre oú tu allais

Et pour finir, j'ai pu découvrir

Inondé de lumière l'endroit où tu m'attendais...

 

Toi, toi et moi

 

Ton corps sur deux bouts de bois

Suspendu

La paume des mains et les pieds cloués

J'me suis demandé: comment ont-ils pu?

 

Je montai et de ma main, dégageai

De ton visage les longs cheveux

Je t'embrassai

Et ces trois mots brisés se sont échappés

De tes lèvres.

 

Mecano-JC (francés)

Lake and trees at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, Paris, France.

Pont Alexandre III

Paris - Trocadero.

 

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Arc de Triomphe

Place: Paris, 🇫🇷 France

© Juan C. Moñino, 2012

Atardecer en París: Pont des Arts, Pont du Carrousel, Torre Eiffel.

Vista desde la azotea de la torre Montparnasse. Fue complicado hacer fotos debido a la gran cantidad de gente que había y por el reducido espacio sin cristal en el que podíamos asomar la cámara.

Espero que os guste.

> 59.- Quien pudiera volver a París, para recorrer su calles, sus avenidas, sus bulevares , viajar por el Sena, o visitar la Torres Eiffel, el Louvre..... Y es que París siempre será París.

Torre Eiffel (2)

 

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Desde la segunda planta a 115 metros miramos la tercera planta a 276 metros de altura.

View of the Eiffel Tower, Second Level (115 meters high).

All 360° Paris.

 

Montparnasse 56

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Tour Maine-Montparnasse (Maine-Montparnasse Tower), also commonly named Tour Montparnasse, is a 210-metre (689 ft) office skyscraper located in the Montparnasse area of Paris, France. Constructed from 1969 to 1973, it was the tallest skyscraper in France until 2011,

Cut out of the Eiffel Tower behind the foliage of a tree, Paris, France.

Explore Apr 27, 2010 #299

La Tour Eiffel, desde el Louvre... y a través de la lluvia.

 

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Un grande classico : )

Parigi

Ceci est pour toutes les personnes qui ont rendu mon séjour inoubliable, pour les baguettes et le fromage, pour les apéros sur la Seine, pour le Vélib, pour le métro que au debout je détestais... pour ces 9 mois géniaux dans la merde! merci à tous.

 

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Não, eu não abandonei o flickr, é que meu pc tava com uns probleminhas mas já estou de volta :DD eu amo esse chaveirinho que a amiga da minha irmã trouxe de Paris, super fotogenico :P

Enfim, uma ótima semana a todos :]

 

Love recognizes no barriers. It jumps hurdles, leaps fences, penetrates walls to arrive at its destination full of hope. Maya Angelou.

  

Los Angeles. California.

 

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English

Trocadero is an island inside the Bay of Cadiz, in the South of Spain, bordering the Spanish mainland. Nowadays, it is connected to Cadiz by the bridge that goes across the bay. Originally, the name trocadero refers to an emporium or place of trade. In the Battle of Trocadero, the fortified position was captured by French forces led by the Duc d'Angoulême, son of the future king, Charles X, on August 31, 1823. France had intervened on behalf of King Ferdinand VII of Spain, whose rule was contested by a liberal rebellion. Trocadero restored the autocratic Spanish Bourbon Ferdinand VII to the throne of Spain, in an action that defined the Restauration. The Battle of Trocadero was particularly bloody. Spanish liberal army were into a hind of entrenchment at Cortadura de San José,(Puerto Real) which actually placed at Parque Metropolitano Marismas de Los Toruños y Pinar de La Algaida. Cortadura means a channel of sea water those communicates two different maritime channels. At the opposite side of the channel, spanish "voluntaries" build a fort, using sacks of sand which were placed at a artificial rampart. As the fort was taken because of the brave of French Soldier and Cádiz was surrender after a couple of months, the Victory was largely celebrated at France.

Chateaubriand said "«Enjamber d'un pas les Espagnes, réussir là où Bonaparte avait échoué, triompher sur ce même sol où les armes de l'homme fantastique avaient eu des revers, faire en six mois ce qu'il n'avait pu faire en sept ans, c'était un véritable prodige !» That battle was the battle of frech soldier.

Today the square is officially named Place du Trocadéro et du 11 Novembre, although it is usually simply called the Place du Trocadéro.

 

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Io e te, scaraventati dall’amore in una stanza,

mentre tutto intorno è pioggia e Francia…

 

♫ Paolo Conte ♫

  

4.- Cuando estuve en París me enamoré de este cuadro, lo iba comprar, pero desistí porque lo vendian recien pintado y temía que a la vuelta se me estropeara. Al menos me traje este recuerdo

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