I guess it’s about time to post my last sequence of windows from Barcelona. Life is moving forward at quite a pace. At this rate I’ll soon be looking back at 2013! Anyone for a last wander in those Barcelona streets? Just click on a photo.
Looking up into Barcelona Cathedral
Such an elegant touch on the balcony
The exciting architecture of the Rambla
No such thing as ordinary!
Even in a shopping centre.
The prettiest of port buildings
You know I’m not greedy, but I’d settle for this one!
I can’t leave without one last salute to Gaudi. He gave me so much pleasure with his beautiful houses, Casa Batllo and Casa Mila.
The stairwell at Casa Batllo- a vision in blue
The romance of stained glass
And in Casa Mila, curtains rustle romantically at the window
Elaborate patterns
Sunset beyond the lace
What could be more nostalgic?
I’m joining Dawn again this week in her Lingering look at Windows. Why not come and play? Soon it will be Christmas windows! Just click on the link.
restlessjo 
I could never refuse a wander round Barcelona with you Jo. You make it so much more fun 🙂
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And I still haven’t posted the boat trip round the harbour! 🙂 Thanks, Madhu!
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Beautiful, Jo!
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Thanks, Ruth 🙂 Life pretty busy in Colorado?
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Gaudi’s work is absolutely marvelous. Great pictures Jo!
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Thanks, Meg 🙂 I intended separate posts on Batllo and Mila because I still have many photos not yet shared. Beware the reurn of Gaudi!
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Jo, you have a talent in your photography for making one feel as though they are there enjoying the moment along side you. I enjoy your posts, AND comments very much!
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Thanks, Elisa. That’s a lovely thing to say 🙂 Funny thing is, in many respects I’m quite a loner and happy in my own company. But when it comes to sharing the adventure afterwards, that’s a whole different ballgame. I love it!
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Beautiful pics Jo ! Barcelona looks like a very interesting place. It’s architecture is marvelous. Those lace curtains are so lovely. 🙂
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Before I went, I was a little nervous that it wouldn’t live up to its own reputation, Divya, but it completely did! It’s a fabulous city and I so enjoyed taking my photos there. Many thanks for your time and support. 🙂
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Great selection, Jo! :
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Thanks, Sue 🙂
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Lovely shots – I’m glad you enjoyed your visit. 🙂
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Thanks, Sue! It was fabulous. Happy days 🙂
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Such beautiful and charming captures, Jo. Who could fail to love Gaudi’s wonderful creations? 🙂
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A little different from where you currently find yourself, Ad 🙂 You wouldn’t like it here today! Freezing and first snow flurries 😦
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What a glamorous and glorious city! Thank you for taking us there through your beautiful posts, Jo!
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It is pretty amazing, looking back, Amy 🙂 I’ve enjoyed revisiting so much too!
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gorgeous! Can’t wait to visit there myself
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You’ll enjoy it, I know, Julia 🙂
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Beautiful photos, Jo! I love the windows with the lace curtains. 🙂
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I stood right there, gazing out at the rosy sunset. 🙂 Fabulous!
Thanks, Jill.
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Another great trip down memory lane, Jo. Oh how I miss Barcelona! Beautiful pictures in this batch. I especially love the rustling curtains and the romance of stained glass. And who could not love Casa Batllo? 🙂
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Wonder if they have any caretaker vacancies, Cathy? 🙂
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Wouldn’t that be nice? 🙂
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Fight you for it! 🙂
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I love windows and doors… And dear Johanna you are interesting with them as me. I loved your set, especially the last two fascinated… So beautiful photographs. Thank you dear, have a nice day, love, nia
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Those lacy curtains are a treat, Nia, aren’t they? So like your own 🙂
Our first hint of snow today 😦
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A lovely collection Jo. Barcelona sure has some wonderful buildings indeed.
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Fabulous memories to relive, Michelle. (I still haven’t forgotten about the awards, but Christmas has just pushed its way on to the agenda. At some point, I’ll have LOADS of time, honest 🙂 )
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That’s fine Jo. I happen to know the feeling. I still have a few I’ve yet to accept that you would call long overdue as well. We all get so busy this time of the year.
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Just had a quick look, will be back after shopping to have a proper last walk through Barcelona 🙂
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Beautiful beautiful buildings – thank you so much for sharing these images Jo. I love Gaudi’s houses, how romantic are those curtains! And what stunning stained glass. It’s no good I am going to have to go there.
Jude xx
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I really think you will, Jude. I always used to think I’d be disappointed after all the hype, but you and me know better now, don’t we? 🙂
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What interesting windows. I never really gave much thought about windows being a subject for exploration. Who cleans all those windows? 🙂
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Please don’t look at me. It’s my husband’s job (when he’s not too busy) 🙂
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Ganz herliche Fotos!!
LG Mathilda
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Danke schone, Mathilda 🙂
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l’aria magica di Barcellona si muove col vento nelle tende colorate, ne respira l’atmosfera di città in eterno mivimento culturale ed estetico che hai saputo cogliere a meraviglia, sarà per te un bellissimo ricordo a salutare il 2013
buon fine settimana Jo
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Looking back, I had such a fine time in Barcelona, Ventis, and much of it was due to Gaudi. Have yourself a fine day 🙂
I’m going walking by our turbulent sea this morning.
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Wow! Thank you so much 🙂 What a lovely surprise!
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