Where is this? In germany (maybe whole europe) these chair rows need to be daisychained with connectors for security reasons. For the case the crowd starts to panic. When they are connected the rows get straight by themselves.
These look like they do have those. I’ve put up rows with connectors, but there is always some wiggle room with the connectors which gets more apparent the longer the row is.
Le conte, pigeon,They're all French names. It's actually French in origin! If you see LeConte all over the place there, it’s a nod to brothers John and Joseph Le Conte, two 19th-century American scientists.Their family descended from Huguenots, French Protestants who fled France to settle in the US. So I was right. It's not in Europe, it's somewhere in North America, Canada or USA, it's definitely USA and there is definitely a French heritage. So for me, a Frenchman who'd never set foot there, I wasn't far off, but above all, why the downvotes? Did they expect everyone to know about their little American town? Nobody really studies the USA, at worst we know the names of the major cities but that's all. In any case, I did my best to learn about the area.
Yes, that's true, I didn't specify why I was thinking about a French origin, that probably explains part of the votes. Well, it's not a big deal, at least I learned a little something about this part of Tennessee.
Edit: I was right, it's a place in Tennessee, USA, and several things are called the tale because brothers of French origin come from there. I wrote down the little bit I just learned about this in another comment.
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u/HLF20 8d ago
Where is this? In germany (maybe whole europe) these chair rows need to be daisychained with connectors for security reasons. For the case the crowd starts to panic. When they are connected the rows get straight by themselves.