This sprawling 2000 acre park was created by Napoleon III in the 1852. It is over two and a half times the size of Central Park. We had our picnic by the lake and we watched a huge number of runners, bike riders and walkers pass by on the trails. While we were snacking we saw a pontoon boat crossing the lake. Intrigued we inspected it closer and then took the boat across the lake. We got a table, had hot tea and a tasty dessert at Le Chalet des Isles. Then we walked over to the Lis Vuitton Foundation's building. This behemoth of a building is quite modern and of course it was closed. No matter, it was pricy to visit so we saved a mint.
This paths was wide and underutilized
Happy dog
In the woods was a man cooking over an open fire
My sweetie with another group of runners in the background
A beautiful lake and out picnic bench on the right hand side
Herons
Cormorants
Swans
A lunch of roe and salmon on rye crackers
A free boat ride
On the water
Very peaceful
Le Chalet
No rowing today
Our companion at the next table over
Deviled eggs and mint tea
A chocolate tart to share
We strolled a bit on the island
Coming in for our return trip
A little carnival set up in the park
The Eiffel tower off in the distance
A man and his bird
More row boats
Dog lady
Another nice path
Remember they can't cancel the spring
This is the headquarters of the Louis Vuitton Foundation
A huge modern building
Getting sailing ship vibes
Hey there!
Looking at the cars gives an idea of the scale of the building
At the edge of the park
Let the fancy buildings begin
Addams Family "Thing" the knocker
Passing the Louvre
Not my logo bit it could be if my middle name was Person
Frida Kahlo, Van Gogh, Warhol, Picasso and Magritte meet at a pool
An early Fashion week photo shoot
Many of the nicer passages are locked up
Serious pests need serious attention
