The control pannel of the bells of the belfry of Montrouge. Thank you not to play with, because it still works!

Mushroom area in a big quarry. Bags are still goods.

A military fort place under the train station of Saint-Lazare. There's still some germans signs on the wall, describing the use of a ventilation machine.

Bedienungsanweisung:
1_ Hebel am vordereren Rohr auf
2_ Anlage betätigen mittels Fahrrad oder mittels Motor. Hebel auf Ein
3_ Hebel auf Aus
4_ Hebel am vorderen Rohr auf

They explain how the ventilation system works, with a bike or a car.

Panoramic view on the rooftop of CNIT (Centre of New Industries and Technologies).

CNIT was built in 1958. Its architects are Robert Camelot, Jean de Mailly, Bernard Zehrfuss and Jean Prouvé. In 2010, the building still has the largest range of concrete arch in the world: 218m.

At the top of the tower AXA. The platform is tiny and there is no security fence. Obviously, this part of the tower is still under construction.

The bins in the factory shop, still filled with various parts for the repair of machinery.

The sandstone is a soft rock found throughout the Lower Dauphiné, where it is often the only building stone. This underground quarry is one of the major mining sites in the Drôme.Exploitées since ancient times, these quarries supplied the materials to major projects such as the medieval cathedral of Valencia College Saint-Barnard de Romans. Still used for the construction of the Canal de la Bourne in 1877, molasses is used less and less irreversibly from that time, mainly because of competition from cement.

The colors of ocher quarries is still beautiful.

The Samaritaine, still active. Ninja!