I just came upon this picture that I took one Christmas Eve. Even though it’s from mid-winter, it seems to be such a positive image, full of promise for the day ahead, that I thought I’d post it while we’re still largely confined in Lockdown.
An Optimistic Window
From Pyrenees to Pennines 
Oh this is glorious. Each panel looks like it’s a separate picture!
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It was a very lucky find, wasn’t it?
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🙂 Lucky you
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Do you need spellcheck or did you misspell on purpose? I liked the photograph though.
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Oh, thanks so much Susan. Silly me. It’s corrected now.
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Margaret -I love the colours, I love the textures and I love the message. So appropriate for whatever circumstance we’re in. Thank you.
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It cheered me up too. Thank you!
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This is beautiful! Appropriate for any season of course, uplifting and filled with hope. But it made me think of an advent calendar – each unique pane a little door to open.
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What a good idea. Maybe I’ll have to think about that …
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Perfect Monday motivation
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Marvellous!
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Indeed a wonderful sight. Thank you for joining the Monday Window community!
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Oh, I like it!!
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Good”
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It is like a beautiful painting. Lovely!
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It really was one of those lovely moments of happenstance.
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This is really exquisite. And another lovely sash window?
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Ha. It probably no longer functions.
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I really enjoyed the warm-looking or at least cheerful reflections in the window as a cold front arrives here and the temperatures are dropping fast!
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Ah well, remember this is a Christmas Eve picture!
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I find it amazing the number of things and places that are catching my eye as I look around in my more localized “wander” zone. It makes me look more closely at where do I really live?…even after 38 years! I love your picture.
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I know. It’s astonishing what I’ve discovered locally too.
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The Golden Hour living up to its promise 100%!
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It did!
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Aye! A window of hope, and energy. 🙂
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I definitely thought so.
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What a lovely photo – another commenter notes each pane had a unique reflection. How interesting. I think when we look closely it something it reveals things we miss – in passing it’s a window, but a closer inspection reveals something different. Our lockdown here is easing and it’s the last day of school and I got to say goodbye via a computer screen. Next year is still up in the air…. so many unknowns. Gotta look closer. Have a wonderful day.
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Good luck as your term ends. It’s all a bit messy for students and teachers here – everywhere’s different. But I hope you contrive to enjoy your vacation.
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This is a wonderful find, Margaret! I like your idea of it being a symbol of better things to come. A rosy future, perhaps?
A very late comment, for which I apologise. It feels like winter this evening, with a strong easterly wind.
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Nothing to apologise for! My blog ain’t going anywhere, and is definitely not your Homework. No wind here now.
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No wind now, but I see we will be getting some more this weekend!
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A wonderful photograph, each pane different making it suggest a mosaic picture or even a stained glass window from a church.
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I was so glad I’d noticed it – the photo virtually took itself.
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