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Sunday 22 August 2010

Sunday Bridge Series: chez Marie-Antoinette

This small wooden bridge in Queen Marie-Antoinette's hamlet is a contribution to Sunday Bridge Series.
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Un petit pont de bois au Hameau de la Reine est ma contribution aux Ponts du Dimanche.
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Yesterday, my good friend Malyss was sweet enough to give me an award! She has two lovely blogs: Benches on my way and the very poetic Chronicles from the Shore. Merci m'dame !

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27 comments:

  1. joo22/8/10 00:37

    It's small but lovely:)

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  2. Elisa N Viajes22/8/10 01:09

    It´s a beautiful small bridge!
    Regards from Argentina
    Elisa

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  3. T. Becque22/8/10 01:50

    I can picture the ladies now strolling along with parasols and jeweled gowns. (Is my picture correct?!) Lovely place and photo.

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  4. Ebie22/8/10 02:09

    Its a cute foot bridge. Nice angle shot!

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  5. EG CameraGirl22/8/10 02:28

    Sweet wooden bridge.

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  6. Hilda22/8/10 03:25

    Charming!

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  7. Boom Nisanart22/8/10 03:53

    Wooden Bridge and a pretty cottage...What a lovely bridge on sunday !

    Everyday Shot
    Everyday Melbourne

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  8. Sharon22/8/10 04:32

    What a wonderful contribution!

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  9. Randy22/8/10 04:54

    Another beautiful photo!

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  10. Life Is A Road Trip22/8/10 06:22

    Congrats on your award! You deserve it. Such a pretty place M.A. lived in.

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  11. Leslie D.22/8/10 07:17

    This has such a rich antiquated look - sort of what the buildings in my town aspire to be!

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  12. Small City Scenes22/8/10 07:38

    How nice to receive an award.. You deserve it.

    The bridge is charming. MB

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  13. Unknown22/8/10 09:06

    a romantic bridge, a lovely scene.

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  14. Ann, Chen Jie Xue 陈洁雪22/8/10 11:22

    was she a loved queen?

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  15. Francisca22/8/10 12:21

    Here we have "charm" personified in a bridge. And congrat's Ciel!

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  16. Malyss22/8/10 12:23

    Il y avait une chanson d'Yves Duteil : "c'est un petit pont de bois".. La vraie Marie-Antoinette était là, pas dans les fastes de la cour..

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  17. VP22/8/10 15:18

    You have found a really lovely bridge, I like this hamlet everyday more!

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  18. JayLeigh22/8/10 16:54

    It's so very pretty!

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  19. BaysideLife22/8/10 17:20

    Very rustic looking. This hamlet just oozes charm and that bridge just beckons one to stroll.

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  20. Thérèse22/8/10 18:12

    Unpretentious and lovely.

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  21. Cezar and Léia22/8/10 19:23

    Ah, the haunts of Marie-Antoinette... The lady had an "interesting" part in sparking the Revolution, no? :)
    God bless you!
    Cezar

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  22. Clueless in Boston22/8/10 21:29

    Very nice little wooden bridge.

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  23. Birdman22/8/10 22:21

    A quaint shot of a quaint part of a town.

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  24. Carol23/8/10 02:18

    Beautiful! and peaceful...

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  25. A l a i n 23/8/10 05:12

    Toi tu es une romantique enfin je pense vue les clichés que tu mous fait voir. un coin ou tout et pose.Tu sais peut-être clo clo avais une somptueuse demeure dans l'Essonne, ou il avais un moulin; et oui nous sommes que de passage .

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  26. Unknown23/8/10 13:55

    Cute bridge in this lovely shot!

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  27. Kaori24/8/10 08:37

    Fantastic bridge! She really did have it all ;-D

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