En route to the Porte de Vanves flea market last Sunday.
Pedro & Lena prefer taking the Tram (T3) over the Métro in Paris because they can look out the floor-length windows as we zip along the tracks.
En route to the Porte de Vanves flea market last Sunday.
Pedro & Lena prefer taking the Tram (T3) over the Métro in Paris because they can look out the floor-length windows as we zip along the tracks.
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Oh the babies !! miss U guys since I'm working on my report I remember the good old time when you Pedro was sleeping on my arm while I was writing and you Lena was jealous waiting at my feet… 🙂 but now There is a big canadian cat waiting for me to play while I'm writing. xoxo
Cynthia,I'm pretty sure any dog that can't fit into a carry-on bag on the metro or tram are not allowed. It's written on the "rules" poster at every station (and on the RATP site). I always have a little carry bag in case the agents enforce it, but in the 11 years they've been riding public transport no one has asked (they're so small, I don't think they get in the way like big dogs…they both fit on my lap if necessary). I think bigger dogs also scare people with little kids (even mine do sometimes, everyone thinks they're Doberman puppies). Anyway….bummer you got ejected!
They were lucky! We one got very publicly got thrown out of the T3 with our Akira!
Love it !!