Evening in Grenoble, France. Photo by CardinalGuzman.WordPress.com
Grenoble is a city in southeastern France, at the foot of the French Alps where the river Drac joins the Isère. Located in the Rhône-Alpes region, Grenoble is the capital of the department of Isère. The proximity of the mountains has led to the city being known as the “Capital of the Alps.” (source: Wikipedia)
More photos from Grenoble will come. In the meantime, here’s a photo of a bicycle in Villard-de-Lans:
Bicycle, Villard De Lans
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Good day from 1/2 around the world. Well, I think we are that far apart from Spokane, Washington? Love the top image.
Thank you Rick and good evening from Grenoble!
According to a quick google search the distance from Spokane to Grenoble is:
8307.4 Kilometers / 4482.7 Nautical Miles / 5162 Miles
Approximate flight duration time from Spokane to Grenoble is 10 hrs, 43 mins
In other terms: pretty far away 😀
BTW: are you on pinterest?
Hope you’re having a great time in Grenoble!
Thanks Reb. It was truly wonderful, but unfortunately we had to return to ordinary life.
I love these two photos…eagerly look forward to see what’s coming!
I’ve started post-processing around 600 images from our trip now, so more (and better) photos will come.
liked the classic feel 🙂
It was my first time ever using Adobe Lightroom. I’ve only used photoshop before.
Lovely peek into Grenoble! look forward to more!
Grenoble is fantastic: great architecture & scenery, good restaurants & nightlife, awesome markets, art-exhibitions and a lot of students.
I love the angle of the black and white photo.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
Thanks Francine, it’s shot leaning out a window 🙂
Lovely lines and light in the first!
Thanks Patti. it creates some kind of vanishing point and adds to the perspective.
Beautiful! I would like to go France some time. I have heard they don’t like the Canadian French accent, however whenever I go to Quebec and speak French they can’t tell I am from Canada either, they say where are you from? Your accent is strange – so maybe the French won’t know I’m from Canada either 😉 the last best guess the Quebecois came up with was Belgian, hooray! At least I hope that’s a good thing!
You should really go to see France! Don’t miss it!
I can’t speak French, but still we didn’t experience to many problems communicating with the locals – except for one person that clearly didn’t understand/didn’t want to understand a word english!
We asked her: “can you help us?” on which she replied “bus?”.
So we spoke more clear & slow:
“No. Can you HELP us?”
“Bus?”
“Ok, nevermind. Merci.”
Many young people speak English in France, but since you already know French the language barrier wouldn’t be an obstacle.
“Hooray” is a good thing. We say something similar in Norwegian “Hurra”, and it’s something you shout out when something is good/positive or when someone has achieved something great.
I find that beyond hilarious that the only word she knew in English was “bus” but maybe that’s just me being cruel 😉 Montreal is like that too – very Anglo-friendly, it’s more the rural Quebec that doesn’t have as many English speakers.
Seems like a truly beautiful place!! I might need to check that out soon! Lovely shots!
Go! Go! Go!
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Wow, really amazing photography! Love the first shot!
Thanks Jenny, there’s still more to come 🙂