There's a gray pedestrian bridge over the lock doors (you can see it under the larger bridge on the left), but it was closed off to the public.
There are a couple of locks at this end of the canal. In fact, the bridge crosses two parallel locks. The park on the far side is called les jardins des écluses (the locks gardens).
looks nice
ReplyDeleteFor a name, how about "Nattier" Bridge?
ReplyDeleteI hope the reference is not too subtle.
gosia, it was a colorful contrast to the industrial buildings all around.
ReplyDeletemichael, I looked it up, but I'm still lost...
Nattier was a French painter. He often used a light blue with a gray/slate tone. It is now called Nattier Blue. very French. :-)
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