I guess the owner won't be upgrading to a Hummer any time soon.

Welcome to the region! Hope you can make it to Angers where parking is also a "challenge". Thanks for many memorable photos of Toronto, my old home. Regards, Peter

haha! it'll even take some skills to get in and out of the car with such a tight clearance for the door

Perfect parking!

Just love this. Good motivation to stay thin!

Love the colour.

absolutely love the cosy slot.. the lane.. the tranquility of this place... don't we all need a space like this to be at peace..

Great shot, full of planes and angles and textures. That's gotta be one slim French woman (or man), to be able to get out of the car once it's tucked in there!

I really love the muted colors in this shot!

Wow! I love the irony of your shot! the car looks small while emphasizing it too.

Welcome to France !

Very cool. Can't stop staring at it.
The angles, narrow structures, all these different bricks, blocks, cobblestones, moss on the roof tiles, weird little room on the right with a window... the satellite dish and the Renault.
A treat.

Excellent shot, colors and angle are really spectacular.
I just got back from a week's vacation in Toronto with my girlfriend. We are from Kansas City and finally made a trip up because I've always wanted to visit since I started following your blog about 4 years ago. We had an amazing time, and I felt like I knew so much of the city already! Thanks for your continued daily dose of imagery.

Corey

Beautiful shot!

Very nice shot. I especially like the angles. That car must be a real hassle to reverse into everyday.

Oh, yes! I love the bricks and blocks and roof tiles in all their shapes, sizes, textures and directions. What a feast for the eye. The muted palette really lets the patterns of the stones and blocks steal the show. Beautiful work.

I love how surprised I was to see a Clio. Strangely, it makes this photo much more like home. I've never been to Canada and haven't been to France for a couple of years, but every third person, it seems, in England have a version of this car and this dislocation seems to bring the whole world together.

:))) Beautiful.

I'm from there (Chinon, Tours exactly...), so, I'm just hoping you took time to drink the famous red wine from there :)
Cheers!

Lovely shot.

I've only been to Chinon once, and this shot reminds me perfectly of that time. Driving is certainly a challenge and the narrow streets and tall buildings crate havoc with Sat Nav signals :-)