Saturday 19 May 2012

Vigne rue du Général Pershing

Green vine on a building General Pershing street.
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19 comments:

Anonymous said...

all those vines sure make for some beautiful scenery, don't they! gorgeous =)

Bob Crowe said...

This looks positively tropical.

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Randy said...

I am all for greenery on a house as long as no snakes are in it.

Dave-CostaRicaDailyPhoto.com said...

It looks to "green" to be named after a World War I general.

If you have a street named after an American General, I assume that you also have a street named after Marshall Foch.

Thérèse said...

Un immeuble surement plus joli avec cette vigne vierge que sans.

Malyss said...

D'ac avec Therese!l'immeuble en dessous ne parait pas terrible, la vigne lui donne du charme.

Birdman said...

That's a lot of GREEN. Thanks for the link.

Cezar and Léia said...

The facade is beautiful with green mood.I imagine it is also wonderful with Autumn colors!
Léia

Regina K said...

Pretty!

Wow named after General Pershing from Missouri! We also have a Pershing Blvd, right on the other side of the Liberty Memorial in front of Union Station.

VP said...

I thought for a moment that a real general planted this vine, it is really wonderful...

Living In Williamsburg Virginia said...

Beautiful building. Love the vines.

Darryl and Ruth :)

Unknown said...

Love walls covered with vines. These framed balconies are particularly cool.

PerthDailyPhoto said...

I love the image Ciel, but eeeek! that link was pretty scary!! I'm going to totally freak out when it changes!!

EG CameraGirl said...

I think the vine softens the hard lines, and in this case I like that.

Jack said...

It is very pretty with all that green, but I wonder if the vines are good for the structure. I have always been told to trim vines away from siding, because the vines tend to damage the structure.

Virginia said...

I love all the music opportunities in France!
V

cieldequimper said...

@ Jack: that's what I've been told too. But it just looks so pretty and I love to hear the buzz of bees and wasps in it!

Elisa N Viajes said...

Those vines are lovely!
Greetings from Argentina
Elisa

cieldequimper said...

@ Dave: yes!