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A pretty corner in the Old Town.
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The pastel colors are nice. Then on a second look I like the texture of the wall as well as the staircase. Had I seen this "pretty corner of the Old Town" I would have taken a photo as well.
ReplyDeleteThe sherbet colors of Menton really attract me. I agree that I would have taken a photo here, too. It looks so inviting.
ReplyDeleteNothing to add - you said it all with the photo...
ReplyDeleteLove the subtle colours of the walls.
ReplyDeleteI would like to sit down on the steps for a moment to rest while exploring this lovely section of town.
ReplyDeleteThis is my friend's front door - she really has green fingers and sometimes it's like a jungle outside her place. Summer nights on the step with a glass of champagne watching the tourists go by are a real treat.
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