As we say goodbye to Corrèze for now, it seems fitting that the Ragtag word for today is ‘crepuscule‘. It means twilight, and I always thought of it as an evening word. But it can mean dawn as well. So was this photo, taken from Sharon and Andrew’s house, and home to us for a week, taken in the morning or the evening? What’s your guess?
From Pyrenees to Pennines 
I’m going dawn. But let other people guess before you let us know.
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And …. you’re right!
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🙂 I love that pink blush of dawn, like ripening fruit.
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Thanks for that poetic thought!
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I’m thinking it’s a sunset, purely on the basis you’d be more likely to be awake then…
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Wrong! And this wasn’t taken early at all. 7.30 a.m.
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Dawn. How’s Zoë?
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Yes! And thanks, all is good. 1.9 kilos and looking chubby. In a cot now.
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dawn. It’s facing east, right?
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Spot on. Well done!
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I’m thinking dawn. Town looks sleepy.
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Yes, it’s dawn. But Corrèze always looks sleepy!
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No idea, hopeless I am afraid but a lovely photograph whatever it is.
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If you’d gone with the flow and plumped for dawn, you would have been right!
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It would be unfair of me to guess as it’s my house! But a beautiful photograph of the town.
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A photogenic town….
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Dawn! Partly because I know you are an early riser! X
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Yes, but it wasn’t early. 7.30.
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Dawn, for the same reason as Penny gave. I too thought both crepuscular and twilight referred to evening. Not being as familiar with the beginning of the day as you are, I can just about recollect from my few encounters with the dawn hours that there’s a half light then and that’s probably a twilight as well, ‘twi’ meaning two, sort of double, or half and half kind of light … Can you go back and take another picture from the same vantage point, of whatever time of day this wasn’t?
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I’ll look among my photos Ros as we have moved on. Currently in Laroque, and staying with a couple whose 6 children, their partners and children are always dropping in. Blogging will take a back seat, you may be relieved to learn.
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Well, those who know you have said you’re a morning person, so I’ll go with early morning.
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You’re correct!
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Lovely – actually I guessed dawn before reading the comments. I was having a ‘Sherlock moment’ 😉 deducing dawn as if evening I would’ve thought there would be more lights on in the buildings. Of course, the windows might all have shutters though! Enjoy Laroque.
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Thank you, super sleuth!
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in my possibly wrong opinion it means the morning twilight but of course, directions and geographical indications are books with sevel seals to me…. I’m the one sighing heavily when HH tells me to take the exit of any metro in Paris to the ‘East/North/whatever’…. as IF I had the SLIGHTEST CHANCE to know where E/
N/S/W could be…. what am I – a GPS?
So, I would wildly guess it’s in the morning but of course we often have evening twilights just like that one too…. In any case, great post and I leave you with just a yearning for visiting Corrèze and doggie-sitting in my heart! Bisous
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Yes, morning indeed. Corrèze next stop for you, with or without a dog? Bisous
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A lovely blush in the sky. I did tend towards guessing dawn, perhaps unconsciously influenced by the lack of lights as pointed out in another comment.
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And as you know now…. you’re right.
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