Can you guess what this rather new building is called? It stands along the river Lez, at a short distance from the School of Economics (Faculté des Sciences Economiques).
Pouvez-vous trouver le nom de ce bâtiment assez nouveau ? Il est situé le long du Lez, pas loin de la Fac de Sciences Eco.
Interesting new building. I have no idea what it is called but for a new building, it is fairly attractive.
RépondreSupprimertrop dur !!
RépondreSupprimerIl ressemble à une fusée
tu ne t'envoles pas trop avec le vent
reste à l'abri c'est l'alerte !!
The pencil?
RépondreSupprimerThe Octagon House? (The pencil, LOL?)
RépondreSupprimerThe carousel?
RépondreSupprimerI have no idea but it is very colorful.
RépondreSupprimerI would guess The Octagon as well.
RépondreSupprimerI would guess The Octagon as well.
RépondreSupprimerCould it be the Red Tower!! It is an interesting building.
RépondreSupprimerBergson, mon bon ami. C'était une question facile. Trop dur - fffffh !!
RépondreSupprimerIt has taken an hour of research to find this building, but I have at last found it.
It is called, " La Résidence Les Consuls de Mer ", a modern 118 room hotel on the Avenue du Professeur Etienne Antonelli and only about 2k from La Pomignane.
I think that from the top floor, I will have a good view to the north, next August.
Marie, this area is so clean and neat and tidy. The streets are wide and pretty. This town is a credit to France. I can't imagine anyone wanting to leave such a beautiful town.
Marie, je pense que Bergson a besoin d'une visite à votre ville. Pour la bonne santé et un peu du soleil ! !
The pencil, was also my first guess.
RépondreSupprimer-- steve buser
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Est-ce que m.Benaut qui vit à l'autre bout du monde aurait trouvé la réponse ??? Il est fortiche notre Ami Australien !
RépondreSupprimerBravo bravo to Quintarantino and to Steve. It is called "le Crayon" (=the pencil)because of its shape. I don't know whether it is part of les Consuls de Mer, M. Benaut. I will inquire. But there are several "Crayons" in the same area.
RépondreSupprimerBravo bravo to Quintarantino and to Steve. It is called "le Crayon" (=the pencil)because of its shape. I don't know whether it is part of les Consuls de Mer, M. Benaut. I will inquire. But there are several "Crayons" in the same area.
RépondreSupprimerI think the pencil, without looking at anyone's comments, that's my guess. It just looks so much like a pencil--I hope that's it.
RépondreSupprimerThank you for your comment about Mama--she's a bit better. Since my husband died in 1983, I can relate in some way to how you feel, having lost your dear mother so young. LeRoy was 36 when he died; I was 35; Lamont was 7, Leland 4. We've made it, day by day, just like you, dear Marie.