Ronald & Tony

The windmill of Pigalle

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Radet from pavement, wooden body over entrance. Karen compares her phone photo against it; Harly points toward gallery in photograph. Ronald not in panel. : Karen: Our drawing has an open gallery on tall posts. Harly: This one doesn’t match.
Fictional local historian Odette, mature woman with short silver bob, ochre jacket, teal scarf, dark trousers, carrying folder, notices investigation. She stands between Ronald and girls, not touching. : Odette: Looking for the Moulin de la Galette? Tony: Apparently it’s hiding.
Odette shows simplified diagram two wooden mills separately, Radet smaller by street and Blute-fin larger on raised mound. No exact route map; concise labels Radet and Blute-fin. : Odette: There are two surviving old mills here. The Radet and the Blute-fin.
Public view looking higher through gap across sidewalk to Blute-fin on mound behind fence, wooden open gallery on tall posts. Odette points, all visitors spaced apart. : Odette: And that is the Blute-fin. Tony: Two windmills. One name. Paris is cheating!
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Radet from pavement, wooden body over entrance. Karen compares her phone photo against it; Harly points toward gallery in photograph. Ronald not in panel.
Karen: Our drawing has an open gallery on tall posts. Harly: This one doesn’t match.

Fictional local historian Odette, mature woman with short silver bob, ochre jacket, teal scarf, dark trousers, carrying folder, notices investigation. She stands between Ronald and girls, not touching.
Odette: Looking for the Moulin de la Galette? Tony: Apparently it’s hiding.

Odette shows simplified diagram two wooden mills separately, Radet smaller by street and Blute-fin larger on raised mound. No exact route map; concise labels Radet and Blute-fin.
Odette: There are two surviving old mills here. The Radet and the Blute-fin.

Public view looking higher through gap across sidewalk to Blute-fin on mound behind fence, wooden open gallery on tall posts. Odette points, all visitors spaced apart.
Odette: And that is the Blute-fin. Tony: Two windmills. One name. Paris is cheating!

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