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This image depicts a corner building in Paris, France, specifically at the intersection of Rue des Petits Pères and Rue Vide-Gousset in the 2nd Arrondissement. The building exhibits a light-colored, possibly stone or stucco, facade on its upper floors, showing signs of wear, discoloration, and minor cracking. Multiple windows with white frames and black wrought-iron balconies are visible. An ornate black lantern is affixed to the upper facade. A grey, rectangular utility structure is visible on the wall of the adjacent building to the right. The ground floor houses a commercial establishment named "BAR DU MOULIN BOULANGERIE PATISSERIE" at address number 10. The storefront features dark-framed glass doors and windows, illuminated by warm interior lighting and string lights beneath two bright orange awnings. White spherical lights are mounted above the "BOULANGERIE PATISSERIE" sign. Display cases inside showcase baked goods, and at least two individuals are visible seated within the establishment. A black sandwich board sign with illegible text and the heading "RESTAURANT" is positioned on the sidewalk near the entrance. The street is paved with cobblestones and features a white-marked crosswalk in the foreground, along with double white lines indicating a lane. A red circular "No Entry" sign with supplementary panels indicating "SAUF" (except) "bicycle" and "PRIORITÉ PIÉTONS" (pedestrian priority) is mounted on a pole. Two blue and white chevron signs, one pointing left and another pointing right, are also present. Several dark metal bollards with white tops line the curb, along with two grey cylindrical concrete bollards further down the street. The ambient light suggests dusk or early morning.
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