Parisians can often be seen sitting and chatting in local cafés in the mid-afternoon and early evenings before heading out for a late dinner. Another favorite place for the locals are the parks. Parisians love sitting and walking in parks! At the Jardin du Luxembourg and the Parc du Champs de Mars, we found many Parisians sitting in the parks for lunch or just taking-in the sun and warm of early spring. Adults as well as kids seemed to enjoy the parks equally. Bocce Ball played openly without formal courts was a common sight. However, the actual size of their Bocce ball is smaller than the ones in my set.
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Garden at the Luxembourg
Palais du Luxembourg within the gardens.
Children in the park during their afternoon break.
Metal chairs abound for sitting and enjoying quiet times in the park.
I love pictures of trees in columns.
Place du Pantheon is the distance.
The proper way to sit is to use two chairs, one for your feet.
From the Champs de Mars at the base of the Eiffel Towers.
Le Police
Bocce Ball
The measuring tape was used many times as I watched.