The PC

Paris used to have a train line going around it. It was called the PC: Petite Ceinture. It was closed a long time ago (before I was born I think).

Most of it has disappeared: covered, built upon, or recycled. It was even converted into private gardens in places. There are few sections that have been converted to walking tracks.

Small section of the PC line
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Blue

I don’t often take colour photos, but this time I made the conscious effort to do so.

I liked all the blue things. That’s taken at the back of Beaubourg. The less touristy side.

Lots of blue pipes and signs, Beaubourg, Paris
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Japanese drums

Many, many years ago when I lived in Edinburgh, I used to go to Fringe festival shows. Like most locals, I hated the festival period because it made the city so busy (and it was also when the council decided it was a great idea to do roadworks everywhere). But it was easy at the time (good luck now!) to get free tickets to almost anything.

One of the shows I went in 2005 was Japanese drums. The drummers were incredible athletes and it was a great experience (I still remember it when I can’t remember many of the shows I saw).

The images aren’t great, I was using a Canon 350D + 18-55mm kit lens (no STM, no IS at the time). But I thought I’d share the insanity of it all in silence.

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