Villefranche de Conflent (5) by Jean_C
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Leije is very sorry, she cannot comment on your images right now because she can not sit in front of the computer because of a severe pain in her back.
View of another part of the corridors, from another era. On this one, one sees well the woodwork.
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200
Comments (20)
My goodness. Look at those timbers--wonder how big the trees must have been and the amount of labor needed to create and install these supports. Built to last for sure. Thanks for sharing.
I'll keep dear Danielle in prayers, I know how she feels, got those back issues myself.
Really love your capture, Jean. Love the view and ligjting from the day, wonder through all the years who's walked this path?
Soldiers were standing guard in these corridors from the 17th century to the 19th century...
Great view! :thumbs_up_reverse:
The best wishes for Leije !
Quel travail dans ces ramparts!
Superbe photo du travail qui savait durer longtemps !!
Very beautiful shot, nice old Architecture !!
Wish her well. These are beauties of pictures
Une belle perspective sur ce chemin de ronde couvert ! Désolé pour Danielle, j'espère qu'elle ira mieux bientôt !
c'est magnifique
Marvelous catch, Jean. I wish a speedy recovery for Danielle.
A good place to see a dragon from time to time maybe...
Wonderful textures and colors, very cool capture my friend!!! I'm so sorry Leije is not feeling well, please tell her I wish her the best and I'm sending all the positive energy I can spare her way!!!
Beautiful shot. I'm so sorry to hear Leiji isn't feeling well. I'll keep her in my prayers that she'll have a speedy recovery.
Beautiful photo of this powerfully built structure! Outstanding!
sorry to hear of Leije's back problem. never no fun. I use to deal with back problems when I was lifting very heavy furniture to paint homes
the timbers appear to be very old, but yet very strong. wonderful shot
La perspective est superbe sur la belle charpente et ce couloir plus vaste que dans les autres photos, et dont les fenêtres aussi sont plus larges.......magnifique prise de vue, Jean-Claude !
Very rustic but mightily sturdy looking architecture! A fantastic photo! Well captured, Jean. So sorry to hear about Danielle! I hope she gets better very soon! We miss her presence here! Give her our best wished for a speedy recovery!
Thank you for the detail photos of this fine place... so much to be seen
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