Paris Day 2 / Pt 4

We end the day walking around more alleys in the Latin Quarter.

It's easy to forget these alleys are still streets people drive down. This Peugeot RZC kinda looks like a meaner, bigger TT. Pretty cool, except I personally think that lacking a beefy AWD powertrain and sticking with a FWD layout means its mostly for looks and going quickly on mostly straight roads. 

Malongo was probably the only really neat coffee shop we spotted while in Paris. Turns out they also sold most of the machinery one would need to start up their own coffee shop so it was definitely a great place to swing by. Would have gotten some coffee as well if the prices in Paris wasn't so unreasonably expensive. Six Euros for an Americano? Pass.

Really great bookstore with some of the most impressive photo books I've seen in a long time. Wish I had room to bring some of them home with me.

Paris definitely had the better collection of dope bike spottings. I mean, how cool is it when you're riding a "Wolf"?

Ending day 2. Next up, we finally go to the tower!

Paris Day 2 / Pt 3

Now we cross over the river into the Latin Quarter. 

In this area was a lot of little alleyways and shops. 

Ok, this is the first time that a Smart and iQ really do make a lot of sense. 

Seeing this 2nd gen 4Runner here brought back some good memories. 

And here we are at the Jardin du Luxembourg.

Doggie butt.

This poor Citroen CX has seen better days. They look pretty slammed though when the air suspension fails. 

Man, Alfas do look good in black.

The final part coming up soon.