REPORTAGE
The parks and gardens have been open to the public all over France since Saturday morning. Europe 1 went to the Buttes-Chaumont park in eastern Paris, where, barely open, several hundred people rushed in ... some masked, but not all.
Breakfast "to celebrate"
Véronique thus came with her children, who quickly resumed their reflexes: "They climbed the tree! It was a real joy, as if there was very good news today. We came to take a coffee, a breakfast here to celebrate. "
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"It's summer, the weather is very nice, it's the perfect time to picnic a bit", note for their part David and Lisa who spread a white tablecloth over the freshly cut grass, and put down their basket meal.
Catch up
The only constraint, groups must not exceed 10 people, and keep their distance. Behind his sunglasses, Daisy savored this rediscovered freedom: "We were all at the doors to wait for it to open, finally! We have nowhere to land, to finally enjoy this deconfinement and enjoy life", confides- she.
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"Many have been very careful: we put on the masks, everything we need, and it's the only natural place we have the Buttes-Chaumont! So of course we want to connect, that's obvious. " The Parisian woman promises to spend the whole weekend here in the park, just to make up for lost time.