Perhaps next time we will have a "door post". We seem to have a lot of doors from France, not to be confused with French Doors, lol.Later mes amis,
Janet
Thursday, July 16, 2009
FENETRES au VILLEFRANCHE
I realize that we don't have many windows from France. The streets were very narrow and it was hard to have enough room to step back and get a good picture. I expected to see "French Blue" shutters, but almost every window had green, in one shade or another on their shutters. Perhaps it is a Riviera thing??
Perhaps next time we will have a "door post". We seem to have a lot of doors from France, not to be confused with French Doors, lol.
Later mes amis,
Janet
Perhaps next time we will have a "door post". We seem to have a lot of doors from France, not to be confused with French Doors, lol.Later mes amis,
Janet
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blue, green, who cares?? so lovely and functional. what a concept! jkj
ReplyDeleteOH....I love these pictures! I can't wait to see the doors.
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Penny
Janet, if I remember correctly, towns and villages have specific colors allowed for their shutters. Some have more blue, others green or aqua, some even red and gold. Guess it's a way to prevent someone using an awful color tht clashes with the neighbors shutters.
ReplyDeleteAren't they picturesque though - the older and more peeled the better! Again, you and Bob caught the essence of France in your lovely pics.
Thanks for visiting Jasmin's blog.
I love the shutters and doors with the paint peeling off. I love to paint those kinds of scenes.
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I'm with QueenMother, I like them beat and used.
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