Showing posts with label atlas obscura. Show all posts
Showing posts with label atlas obscura. Show all posts
Tuesday, 3 February 2015
Top Ten Most Accessible Ruins in Paris (on Atlas Obscura)
Cold winter months inspiring you to go for a walk around some Paris ruins? Here is my top ten list that has been published over at Atlas Obscura.
CHECK IT OUT!
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goussainville,
la petite ceinture,
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Saturday, 23 August 2014
Abandoned Places VI: Goussainville-Vieux, a French Ghost Town
Just outside Paris in the north, under the Charles de Gaulle flight path lies the remnants of the town Goussainville-Vieux. A few months ago a friend and I went to check it out, and last week Atlas Obscura asked me to write about it for them. The article is here with some photos I took whilst there.
For more photos of this truly eerie place, see my gallery here. I took so many photos it was almost unreal! I am hoping to go back again at some point, better armed with flashlights etc so I can take more pics in the slightly darker rooms that my poor ol' camera couldn't handle last time (rookie mistake!).
Wednesday, 6 August 2014
First Article Published on Atlas Obscura
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A few weeks ago I went to check out La REcyclerie, a re-purposed train station on la petite ceinture, now a cafe, at the request of a friend from Atlas Obscura. You can find the article here. Of course it being part of the abandoned railway, and also serving decent herbal tea/coffee/hibiscus juice and homemade food, has made it an instant fav and I WILL be dragging many more friends up there soon...
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