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 apprentice under Petit-pont, Paris, May 2006 The history and systems of Paris’ sewers is legendary, with epidemics and then gradual improvement of regulations preventing dumping waste into the Seine. Twice a day Paris city streets are cleaned, pulling water from the Seine for at least some of it. This is problematic because of the street pollutants that are carried back to the river, particularly lead. I am trying to research more on this subject. I'm sure you Parisians and francophiles could inform us further. Posted by Flying | Comment (11) Category: People, Places, Paris, Color | |
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I seem to mostly post photographs of the property we inhabit, a 5-acre hobby farm. For most shots now I use a Nikon D40. Got the holga, gotta load it.
