Chimney pots to coach and horses
Found in Quarteira bus station, though I wasn’t waiting for a bus. Have a happy weekend, all, and don’t forget to play 6WS!
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restlessjo 
What a lovely find in a bus station – great pictures!
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I had never noticed them before, or the bus station, to be honest 🤣💕
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I enjoyed these galleries Jo.
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Thanks, Andrew. The simplest things 🙂 🙂 I’m just about to traipse round Pamukkale with you. Has the rain stopped?
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No rain, just very cold.
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Fabulous!!! The chimney posts is superrr… Gr8 Job. 😀👍
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Glad you like them 🙂
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Jo you will soon think I am completely daft. I’ve never heard the term chimney pots prior to this. Looking at the gorgeous tiles I can see the decorative features that adorn the top of chimney stacks. I think we in Canada must have such dull architecture. 🙂
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Modern is probably the word, Sue 🙂 🙂 And lots of newer houses here are built in a ‘boring’ style, without chimney pots. It’s one of the reasons I love to walk in the countryside, spotting the different chimneys.
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Beautiful! How fitting to have so many different buses in a bus station.
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That’s what I thought, Carol 🙂 🙂
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These are quite beautiful. I thought they were wall art Jo, but someone else mentioned tiles. which is it? In either case I love the use of blue and white. so crisp!
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They are azulejo tiles on a bus station wall, Tina. Past their best but some of them are still lovely. 🙂 🙂
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Superb! Especially the chimney pots.
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Some pretty ones, aren’t there? 🙂 🙂
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These are wonderful Jo and I love the slideshow format
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Thanks so much, Su 🙂 🙂 I don’t use the slideshow often but it works rather nicely here.
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Wow! wonderful captures.
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They were a real surprise, Rupali. Glad you like them 🙂 🙂
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Fascinating tiles. I think my favourites are the transport ones, so different.
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There are some great ones. I love that old charabanc 🤗💕
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delightful slideshow, Jo! thank you! 🙂
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Happy to entertain, hon 🤗💕
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I did forget Jo! Did not see your pictures – will have to access the post on a pc.
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Not to worry, Colline 🙂 🙂
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Great post. Happy weekend ☀️
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Thanks, darlin! Love the blue and white tiles 🙂 🙂
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I love these and I like the slideshow concept 🙂
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Thanks darlin! Slideshow works well for these. 🤗💕
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I love the bus!
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Isn’t it beautiful? 🤗🤗
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Love the bus and the horsies, Jo! Enjoy the weekend, it is here already. x
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Again! Bright and sunny, Marion. 🤗💕 Have a good one!
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ooh looks like you are beginning to play with WordPress again 🙂
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If I don’t host the walks it frees up a bit of time but to be honest I have enough else to do 🤔💕
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Busy is good!
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They are wonderful, Jo. I like the way you’ve shown them as 2 slideshows so the changes between portrait and landscape don’t distract.
I was going to ask if they were from the Lisbon museum (that I still haven’t been to) but then you answered the question. Like Margaret, I like the chimney pots, and I like the Volvo bus. Have a great weekend. x
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Ooh, that’s a photographer thinking for you! I separated them into chimney pots and vehicles 🤣💕💕
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These are amazing..love how you put them in a slide show
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They were quite a surprise. Glad you like them 🤗💕
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Oh, I do love a good chimney top, but these are all great. Thanks – and have a good weekend too!
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In the most unexpected place and a bit shabby now, Margaret, but I loved them. Unpacked and sorted? Sounds like you had a good trip. 🙂 🙂
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Unpacked yes. Sorted … not so much. Plenty of time for that though!
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