Behind the red door on the left. The door was not red in our day (1969-70) but black. The stanchions along the sidewalk (to prevent people from parking cars half on the side walk & half in the paved horse path/rue) weren't there. Plenty of small-to-Yankee-eyes half-parked cars then. No greenery or signage either. Gentrification is global. We are digging Google Earth™. As soon as we get an armchair, we'll be doing some armchair traveling. And weight-gaining.
The photo is ©Eric Pelliard. See more of his Belles Rues de Paris here.
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