A while back there was a weekly photo challenge titled Windows. In that post I chose to depict a stone “window” while visiting Castillo de San Cristobal, a Spanish fort in San Juan Puerto Rico. For this week’s challenge Cheri asks us to share a picture with a window in it. I decided to post several pictures, four of them from France.
While visiting a school in the Boston area, I was conducting a workshop in the uppermost floor of the building. The school was very old and had interesting architectural features such as a wide central staircase, beautiful wooden floors and round windows.
In France, I visited Mt. St. Michel several times as that place never gets old.
Fort-la-Latte is always a great day trip while in Bretagne. This window was deep within the fort and afforded us a beautiful view of the sea and surrounding countryside.
In Renne’s Parc du Thabor, a window washer is busy doing her job.
In the tiny port town of Doelan, I looked at a house by the coast and saw that a vigilant fisherman has set up his binoculars by the lighthouse.
Finally, after a long day my daughter stares out the window of the TGV as we leave Paris and head into the country.
Cyans Skies 
You have some great window shots here, but I particularly like the fort one, with the sea view. 🙂
Thanks!
Yes, Fort-la-latte. I’ve been there twice and never get tired of the place. I think I’ll post more pictures of my recent trip there. Thanks for dropping by!
Mont St Michel is so photogenic- nice capture. I also like your fort in Bretagne and I’m a fan of raindrops on windows too. Regards Peet
Very nice. The picture of your daughter is sweet, and the ones of Fort-la-Latte and Mt. St. Michel are breathtaking!
Thanks! I plan to post more on Fort-la-latte and Mt. St. Michel when I have the time.
Looking forwqard to that!!
there was such a great flow in the variety of pictures – and wow – from the droplets of rain to someone looking through one – to different shapes and locations – to even a window WASHER!! – dude – this was nicely pieced together – enjoyed the post.
Thanks Yvette! I try to post a little variety in these challenges. I appreciate your comment and for dropping by.
Great window gallery!
Thank you Amy!