I first took you to Caldes d’Estrac back in November, when I showed you a very fine door. Now I want to show you a very fine window, from the same corner of town.
This is by way of being a preview to my next post, when I’ll be telling you why you should consider putting this little town on your visiting list if you have time during a break in Barcelona. To be continued …
For Ludwig’s Monday Window, after a very long time-out.
From Pyrenees to Pennines 
It is a beauiful window but I’m slightly distracted but that lovely collection of plants in your first shot. Looking forward to the next instalment.
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I must say that the inhabitants of Caldes d’Estrac were very good at their outdoor pot plants.
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A lovely window indeed Margaret 🙂
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I thought it was quite different.
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That’s quite a unique window, Margaret!
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Definitely! Isn’t it lovely?
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👍❤️
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That is a fine window! I look forward to hearing more 🙂
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I’m on it, Sarah!
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Such a unique and beautiful window, Margaret!
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I thought so.
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Neat window. A bit dark. It gave me trouble copying the link. Did you do something to cause this?
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Not at all. I’m no techie, so don’t do clever things. What exactly is the problem? The image I see is anything but dark.
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Hi Margaret. Not sure what the link problem is. Normally when right-clicking an image there is an option to save the link to the image. It is not there on this post. Not a serious thing.
As to the second photo being a little dark – not serious either. Note that the wall in your first photo is white, it looks much grayer in the photo of just the window. That comes from the camera being a bit overwhelmed by the white wall. As I said not serious, just something us techies notice.
Keep it up and don’t let me keep you from enjoying what you do.
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That’s a very pretty window! Looks a very picturesque corner altogether.
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It really is charming.
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You take us to the most amazing places, Margaret. I have placed Caldes d’Estrac on my to visit places. I understand is was a fashionable spa town for the Barcelona bourgeoisie between 1875 – 1920. So much history in every step taken.
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Cute and interesting. I am also attracted to the pot plants.
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Okey doke- I’ll be back!
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How very interesting, I’m looking forward to the next post!
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On the case …
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Good!
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