Monday Window: Le Dorat

Quite a contrast in the state of repair of the windows – not to mention the roofs – of these adjoining buildings in the Place Collègiale in Le Dorat.

As I recall, that boulangerie did a mean pain aux raisins.

#MondayWindow 9 November 2020

Monday Window: Sainte Radegonde

In the small village of Sainte Radegonde, people value their privacy, and protect it with the ubiquitous wooden shutters and lace curtains.

#MondayWindow 7 September 2020

Monday Window: Abbaye de la Reau

High up in a wall in the unrestored part of the Abbaye de la Reau is this unassuming little window with shutters of an unusual – or at least very old – design.

#MondayWindow 13 July 2020

Monday Window Tranquility Base (again)

Q: When is a window not a window?

A: When it used to be one.

This outbuilding of one of the usually unoccupied houses here in Tranquility Base has seen a lot of re-purposing over the years. The shuttered window obviously used to be a door and there are the phantom vestiges of two other windows.

#MondayWindow 24 February 2020

Monday Window – Aubusson

I spotted this charming little window, with its photogenic freshly-painted shutters, in the town of Aubusson.

#MondayWindow 16 December 2019

Weekly Photo Challenge: Windows

This essentially unexciting window in the centre of the town of Aubusson comes to life thanks to its freshly-painted, vibrant red shutters.

Weekly Photo Challenge: Windows

S is for Shutters

These shutters cover a window in one of the turrets of the Chateau des Ducs, in the French city of Nantes. Also includes S for stonework and seats.

Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: S or T