Wineterroirs

Beautiful weather for this Easter friday of 2021 and people gather in the Buttes Chaumont to enjoy the sun with friends, although the distanciation rules are still in force

21 march 2021, lockdown time in Paris, but musicians here and there brighten the mood, like here on the Pont Saint Louis

Scene in Burgunbdy : a large Charolais bull grazes in a meadowhg

Julien Moreau (here with Anne-Sophie) of Domaine Cambalu (Loire, France) explains why their draft horses (mares of respectively Percheron & Comtois breed) don't need horseshoes : they only walk in the vineyard and on grass roads.

In Touraine, a clover field in the wind

This is the first day when the terraces reopen all over France (may 19th 2021) and many streets are filled with young people happy to have drinks together. this takes place along rue du Cardinal Lemoine in the 5th arrondissement.

This is past the new curfew hour (9 pm) on this first day of reopening of the terraces, and Parisians at last are getting down to the Métro and heading home

This is may 19th 2021 and the terraces are reopening all over France after months of closure, plus the curfew is pushed back from 7 pm to 9 pm this same day

First day of reopening of the terraces in Paris (22 may 2021), Place de la Contrescarpe

This is the first day of reopening of the terraces in France (may 19 2021) : this scene takes place not far from the Panthéon and the sorbonne, young people, students storm the terraces to share drinks with friends.

In Saint Germain des Près, rue Grégoire de Tours on the first day of the reopening of terraces (may 19th 2021), a crowd of young people take profit of this new freedom.

People rushing home before the 7 pm curfew at the end of the day in the Paris Métro

A poultry seller grabs a couple of hens on a village market in Touraine (Loire, France)

Paris reopens its terraces : Here in the rue de Buci (Saint Germain des Près), the place is crowded on the first day of the reopening, may 19 2021

People in a street, going shopping before curfew in Paris (spring 2021)