Rue des Voyageurs by John Ewing

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09-JAN-2010

Rue des Voyageurs

In German it was called Wandergasse, because being sinuous it wandered all over. When names were Frenchified after WW1 this was translated as rue des Voyageurs, somewhat more romantic. Alsace is full of this kind of administrative idiocy.

Nikon D300S
1/60s f/6.3 at 18.0mm iso200 hide exif

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Date/Time	09-Jan-2010 15:29:46
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fotabug		12-Jan-2010 19:40
Excellent scene

Jack Hoying		12-Jan-2010 12:02
Great view. Looks like some very historic buildings there.

Dirck Brinckerhoff		12-Jan-2010 07:15
I like the blues in the upper right, and the timber detail all the way down the street. Clearly not everone walks in the middle of the road like "Trudge".

Steve Thuman		12-Jan-2010 04:45
Where did they hide the trees?

Ronald Bijtenhoorn		11-Jan-2010 20:53
Nice view on the village

Ed Duverger		11-Jan-2010 17:46
Et vous avez peut-être aussi un "Hôtel des Voyageurs"?

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