La Petite Ceinture
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Renata Schmidt
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"La Petit Ceinture, or little belt, is the old railroad track that runs around the city of Paris. Inspired by french military generals, it was built as a way to supply and fortify the edges of the city. It was abandoned, but efforts in 2007 opened parts of it to the public as a quiet green filled park. "
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Noémie Randrianarijaona
"This disused railway line encircles Paris and has been transformed into a series of walking trails and green spaces. It offers a unique perspective on the city’s industrial past."
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