Here are some pictures from a very short 2 day visit to Paris. We stayed on the outskirts of town and really enjoyed walking down the market street, Levis which was near our hotel. We also went to what is supposed to be the world's largest flea market. We had a lot of fun and picked up a few paintings along the way.
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<p><b>Avenue Trudaine</b> 19/11/2025 22h18<br />
The combination of Autumn and night on the Avenue Trudaine in the 9ème arrondissement of Paris. <br />
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<u>Avenue Trudaine</u><br />
The Avenue Trudaine is a 450 meters long avenue in the 9ème arrondissement in the quartier <i>Rochechouart</i>. Starting at Rue de Dunkerque and ends at Rue de Martyrs. A part of the side with even numbers marks the limit of the slaughterhouses of Montmartre (<i>abattoirs de Montmartre</i>)<br />
[ <a href="La partie partie situ%c3%a9e du c%c3%b4t%c3%a9 des num%c3%a9ros pairs entre la rue Bochart-de-Saron et la place d'Anvers marquait la limite des abattoirs de Montmartre." rel="noreferrer nofollow">Wikipedia - <b>Avenue Trudaine</b></a> ]</p>](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/55269217887_a2a222be42_s.jpg)
