French Invasion

OK so they may not be French kids! But the city is full of exchange trips at the moment and Fat Franck's restaurant is definitely French. It's just round the corner from the railway station, hence the suitcase footfall, and it does very good grub.

[Barb Smith]

Love the action you have captured here, Judith. These young folks are definitely on there way to somewhere.

[Darren Burch]

Just pretend they were french for effect:)

Great shot.

[Joyce Wells]

Love all the kids walking in front with their luggage - what a funny name for a restaurant!

[Pat Knowles]

Love the pop of red, white & blue & warm enough to sit out too, lovely !! Those kids with their wheely cases make the photo !

[Jane Pittenger]

Wonderful colors. Looks like the foreign exchange students are hitting their stride. Great addition to the photo

[Judith Greenwood]

@sparkleplenty1 The chef/owner's surname is Franck - I don't know how big he is!

[John]

He may be skinny, but skinny Franck's sounds naff :D

[Nat Stuart Perks]

Love the colours

[Rosie Kind]

Love the colours of the awning and nice street scene

[Jen Hudson]

Great capture of the going somewhere. Nice backdrop of the cafe, just at that moment. Lots of colour.

[Alison]

awesome! that's just round the corner from me - nice restaurant/cafe.

[Shanne]

busy scene and great colour for that cafe, nice summation of a city full of French exchange students - it's a hazard in Poole and Bournemouth in the summer too

[Shanne]

@johnnyfrs wouldn't it be Le maigre Franck's if he's skinny and meagre as a name for a restaurant is really off putting

[Barbara Paquette]

Hmm- it could almost be a French awning except for "Afternoon Tea" - dead giveaway.

[Brian Baptie]

Love the red, white and blue!!!

[Susan Bell]

Nice of them to co-ordinate their suitcases with the blind for your photo :-)

[Phil Howcroft]

tres bien judith , love those suitcases