A few balconies and railings from our past weeks in Spain and France…
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From Pyrenees to Pennines 
well these are rather fabulous aren’t they – I wish we did more balconies in the UK!
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Less need for them as we probably have more garden space?
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excellent point!
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An excellent point indeed. We also have less weather. Of the right kind.
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Get one built out front! 😉
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I’d love to but suspect the planners might have something to say about that!
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Love wrought iron balconies, gates, lights……
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I love a balcony …
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Lovely! Hope the journey’s going well. Home tonight!
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And … we’re back. And as discombobulated as I always am when I get back. Can’t settle …
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Know the feeling… Soon be back in English habits.
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Beautiful balconies… in Today’s architecture not anymore, because of the heights…
Thank you, have a nice day, Love, nia
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Thank you Mia! Wot, no more balconies? Shame!
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Great set of balconies. Look forward to catching up in the not-too-distant
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I know Sue. Me too. Sorry. Zoomig from Spain just wasn’t going to happen. Their timetable militated against it in all kinds of ways. I’ll be in touch tomorrow with suggestions.
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These are lovely. Breakfast on a balcony is a winter fantasy for me.
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Me too. Not going to happen any time soon!
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Oh some lovely ones!
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Balconies are usually rather nice.
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I do love a balcony and you’ve found some really pretty ones! The one bottom left with the blue flowers on the wall is lovely 😀 Are you home safely yet? How was the crossing?
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Very bumpy crossing which I emerged from unscathed! Never happened before. Yup, home safely thanks. It’ll take me all weekend to get used to being here again. I’m always useless at the end of holidays.
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Hope your crossing was OK. Still wet and windy here and I saw parts of northern France have been flooded.
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They have indeed. We saw quite a lot of flooding. Amazingly enough, our crossing was veey rough till about midnight. BUT I SURVIVED INTACT. Miracles will never cease.
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Oh, good. Obviously good sea legs!
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That’s the thing. I haven’t. I’m normally queasy at the first little wave. It was a miracle all round.
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Great balconies! The pink figure could do with losing a bit of weight round the hips though (look who’s talking, so could I).
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Oh come on, she never asked our opinion. She cheered me up on a bitterlu cold early evening.
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A surprise watcher looking down at the people. 🙂
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Quite!
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these are far more interesting and appealing than the balconies strewn with washing I see most days
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Well, at least you see balconies!
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