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Parkour Trip to Lisses

author: Ben Nuttall : Lisses, FR
Friday, October 12th, 2007

Parkour Trip to Lisses

author: Ben Nuttall : Lisses, FR

Trip to Lisses, 2007: For those of you who don't know, Lisses is a suburb of Paris and it is where Parkour began. David Belle, the founder of the French discipline, lived there and began to develop the art of movement from his background in gymnastics, athletics and martial arts. La Dame Du Lac Me, Danny and Scott met up in Sheffield bus station and got the coach to London, where we met up with Sam and Kai and got the Eurostar to Paris, where we got a couple of trains (which were double decker, might I add!) to Evry Courcouronnes and tried...

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Bushwick Gates: Part 1

99¢Dreams' comments in this post prompted me to snap the following shots coming home today. All come from Bushwick, Brooklyn, on Starr and Troutman between Central and Wyckoff Avenues... Note how many of the gates/doors are open. Feel free to add...

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