A pleasant side effect of the need to rent properties this holiday has been the photo opportunities they have presented. Our current one is an old village house with a room on each floor. The walls are thick and there are only windows to the front. So, it is cool, even on the hottest of days. I suspect you could keep it warm easily in winter too. On the first floor is a lovely living room, simply furnished. It has a desk where I have been able to blog, and also worked on morning last week. The best feature though is the large window giving us a view of the street and the blue sky above the tall buildings.
It’s a quiet place, though people bustle along during the day on their way to market, the shops or perhaps to the lake which is in the opposite direction. It’s narrow so a passing car is a rare event.
This photo was taken a few nights ago, and although I’m pretty sure no one was around to see (other than the photographer), this would have made some street view.
We leave this lovely place today as damage to the apartment has been fixed and it’s habitable again. But I’ll always remember the beautiful house with the steep stairs and lovely balcony. Plus, rest assured there are more photos to share yet.
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This is a beautiful photo in every way. Love the colours, the tilt of your head as you look up to the roof, and the wonderful pattern of the balcony.
Gorgeous !!!
Xxx – K
OOhhh I am lookig forward to seeing more of these ! x
Beautiful! I love the wash of gold this image has.
It sounds abolutely perfect and I think anyone walking past would have been delighted with the view
Molly
A new place brings new sensations to life.
Beautiful photo…love the colour of it..enjoy and stay safe x
Thank you. Hope you are well too xx
Love this shot! Wow.
I think you would have made any passers by smile at this sight.
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