Any guesses where?
It seems so long since we were there, yet it’s barely two months. I suspect it’s much longer than that since I took part in Dawn’s Lingering Look at windows, so I thought that I’d bring the two together this week.
Come and press your nose up against a few windows with me. Click on a photo to start the gallery and look for clues.
What’s happening up there this evening?
And down on the street?
Something a little different?
Is this a better clue?
Something a little quirky!
Lil Weasel lives where?
Shopping with style!
A lady in waiting?
Some rather grand windows
Some very distinctive windows
Topiary windows!
Some pretty arcaded windows
My clues are a bit less subtle now
Windows in an abandoned building
Even boat windows
But just in case you haven’t guessed
It’s Paris, of course! One of my many wonderful memories this year.
Dawn keeps finding interesting windows, week after week. Maybe you have some you’d like to share? Click on this link to visit the challenge.
restlessjo 
Paris has so many great windows, Jo! I love them all. Love the topiary windows and the reflections of clouds in the abandoned building. And of course the pyramid at the Louvre. Is the stained glass from Notre Dame?
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Yes, it’s Notre Dame, Cathy 🙂 I never saw a church so full in my life! The queues to go up to see the gargoyles on the roof were impossible.
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I think those queues must always be there, a permanent fixture at Notre Dame. They were there when I was there in 2003 and in 2006. 🙂
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I did guess which I don’t consider an accomplishment. It would have been shameful for me not to have recognised it 😀
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Indeed! 🙂 How is your week going? Hard to get back in the groove, too much work and too many scratches? Hugs!
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Scratches are unbelievably quick to heal – I just can’t believe how healed I feel :D. I started a new blog here, totally different, but I am determined to refresh and improve my Portuguese in 150 days. I post a lesson every day, and it is such fun. I think I will go to Portugal in Spring 😉 If you are interested to check it out here is the link http://anytongue.wordpress.com/. I started with Portuguese, but later on I will add other languages, even Danish ( I think which I only speak one sentence of :D)
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Glad you’re feeling more chirpy. I got as far as lesson 3 but my laptop downloaded some updates this morning and things are not responding quite as normal, making me even more confused than normal. 🙂
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Lovely windows, lovely challenge, lovely photos.
I think I’m going to check this out, although odds are good that I won’t play until December – NaNo is coming! NaNo is coming!
So happy you brought me to Paris! =D
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Too many challenges, by far. Dawn has been running this one for a long time, and several others too. I have no idea how she keeps it up and works too! 🙂
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I love when a new challenge captivates me – and I also love windows and capturing them in images….so this one is a really good fit.
She must have a tremendous amount of creative energy! =D
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Gorgeous!
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Thanks, Dawn 🙂
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There are windows, and then there are WiNDOWS. I can see why these particular windows caught your eye. A window in Paris trumps most elsewhere, I would think, because–well, it’s Paris! 🙂
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I really enjoyed strolling those Paris streets, window gazing, Debbie, even if only in my memory this time. 🙂
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immagino come siano stati preziosi i tuoi giorni dell’anniversario del matrimonio nella bella Parigi! città romantica in cui si trovano sempre angoli straordinari da ammirare e fotografare,
la prima foto, quella della vetrata è veramente straordinaria, grazie
ti auguro di trascorrere un sabato molto felice
ti abbraccio, cara!
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A happy Saturday and a peaceful Sunday to you, cara. Thank you for strolling the Paris streets with me again. Your company is always a joy. 🙂
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Glorious Paris! I love these pictures, Jo. Travelling around with you is the best! 😀
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Bless you, Dianne! I needed this tonight 🙂 Many thanks!
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love the photos! You have got a talent for spotting all the little details and bringing a fresh perspective to a familiar destination
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Thanks, Col! What a lovely thing to say! Hope life’s going well for you? I’ll try and catch you up on Facebook. 🙂
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Thanks for the stroll to Paris!
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Hope you enjoyed it, Trix 🙂 It holds wonderful memories for me.
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