Well... it's the first of yet another month! I don't have a favourite part of town, but truth be told, I really like Saint-Louis neighbourhood where you see this kind of village type scene. Happy Theme Day and happy March! Click here to view thumbnails for all participants ---------------------------------------------
Déjà le premier du mois suivant ! Je n'ai pas vraiment de coin préféré mais j'avoue que j'aime bien le quartier Saint-Louis où il y a une atmosphère de village... Bon mois de mars !
Hi I'm planing to visit France and Versailles sometime in the next year. I would love to meet you and have you show me some of the secrete places around your wonderful village of Versailles.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great place to live. I love the wonderful blue color of the doors and windows - and the matching bicycles!
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Kay, Alberta, Canada
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This is utterly charming. Ciel, your photography is so beautiful and appealing. I always enjoy visiting your blog.
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The blue makes is such a lovely scene BUT it is the BENCH that completes it for me!
ReplyDeleteThis corner manages to look both cozy and elegant. Such a peaceful shade of blue.
ReplyDeleteJolie photo avec ce velo assorti au bleu des portes et fenetres. Tres charmant.
ReplyDeleteThat's almost too perfect, Ciel! It looks like a postcard. A painter would love to work from this photo!
ReplyDeleteSomeone likes blue, how else could you get the bike and house to match color?? The cobblestone sidewalk and the old bench really tell a charming tale. Any idea what that is above and to the right of the window?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blues! The bikes just throw this over the top... I love it and know why you chose this scene... I have made a note of Saint Louis neighborhood and hope to get there some day!
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Genie
I can see why you like it! I am hoping spring is on its way.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, blue bikes & boards! Bravo!
ReplyDeleteSimply charming...yet again.
ReplyDeleteAround the same time the Costner movie came out, another movie came out too with Kurt Russell (Tombstone I think), have you seen that one?
This is wonderful, Ciel. The blue shutters, door and trim are a very subtle blue hue, and finding a pair of blue bikes leaning there was a stroke of good fortune, or of genius, or of both! Nice.
ReplyDeleteHow charming and very romantic looking. I love that the bike color matches the doors.
ReplyDeleteI love the cobblestone street...makes me think of a mall in Maryland who may have copied this now that I see it...very, very nice neighborhood. I wonder if there are yellow trimmed buildings nearby...
ReplyDeletetu prepares un remake de la bicyclette bleue ;)) j'aime bien cette petite cour
ReplyDeletePerfect example and I can readily see why you like it! Happy Theme Day, Ciel!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a very picturesque place,and has beautiful details and colors.
Des velos, un banc, des portes et des fenetres?!! tout ce que j'aime!!en bleu , en plus! pas etonnant que tu aimes cette partie là de la ville!moi aussi..:o)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, specially with the nice blue.
ReplyDeleteI forgot all about the theme day even though I have it marked on my calendar. Oh well--I have no favorite part of Stanwood, I am not down there too often so I will look at this neighborhoor. MB
It's a romantic door, really beautiful and I'm in love by so adorable composition shot, very well done!
ReplyDeleteLéia
Je reconnais le pavé, pas de Germain des près non les pavé de saint louis.
ReplyDeleteA lovely place in blue!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely charming and a lovely photograph. It would be my favourite too, I'm sure. We all seem to love the older parts of our beautiful cities.
ReplyDeleteLa photo est très belle et donne une impression de sérénité.
ReplyDeleteChoosing a favorite part of town was surprisingly difficult for many of us at CDP!
ReplyDeleteThe is a beautiful shot. I love how the white wall just above the bike seems to glow with it's own internal light.
Lovely image, Ciel! Especially warm, inviting and right for the theme.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely has the makings of a postcard -- very lovely. The matching blues are terrific. Good eye!
ReplyDeleteYou illustrate today, as you show the world frequently, that there is much more to Versailles than a palace.
ReplyDeleteAh, so you prefer your places charmingly picture perfect, do you? Can't blame you! :-)
ReplyDeleteA warm and friendly place! I can see why you like it there. :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice old blue doors and matching bicyclette and bench.
ReplyDeleteSo charming! I just love that blue.
ReplyDeleteI love the blue of the walls and bicycle. Very charming with the climbing roses, too!
ReplyDeletethis shot is so french to me :) Lovely!
ReplyDeleteVolets et vélo assortis...c'est la classe.
ReplyDeleteThat is so pretty. I love it too.
ReplyDeleteIt is very pretty indeed, I can see why you like it.
ReplyDeleteHappy St David's Day :)
So chocolate-box pretty, I love it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty picture! Just like a postcard :o)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Ciel! I would have chosen something similar if I haven't the ocean.
ReplyDeleteWonderful
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thank you for sharing
Ciel, this feels like such a welcoming spot. You've captured the gentle air of it beautifully.
ReplyDeleteOh, what a peaceful spot! I can't wait to see more photos from Saint-Louis!
ReplyDeleteThe composition of this photo express you sentiments of the neighborhood well, the colors, bench and bike all remind us of a village scene. Well done.
ReplyDeletetu as retrouvé ton vélo
ReplyDeleteAgain with the blue!!! I absolutely love this picture, Ciel. I think I will use it as my computer desktop. You inspire me with every new post.
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