Technology is still defeating me, so I’ll send you uncommented-on shots from our marvellous day in Strasbourg.
And there you have it. A header showing the cathedral. Details (old) of Strasbourg; details (new) of Strasbourg; the bikes of Strasbourg; streets of Strasbourg.
My computer and I have had enough together now. Before I throw it out of the window, I’ll press ‘publish’.
From Pyrenees to Pennines 
You have some nice photos, and fine views. It is a neat place.
You also gave me a little support. I thought I was the only one struggling with my computer. Maybe we can yet figure out these newfangled apps.
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Ooh grrrrr, computers eh? I thought you were a real pro, Ludwig! Yes, Strasbourg is a beauty.
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Haha, I thought so too.
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Computers are great, until they’re not. Enjoying Strasbourg was the priority and it does look a lovely city xx
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It is. I’ll be back I hope! xx
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This all looks so familiar! I’m sure we saw that stork motif, maybe on our way to the botanical gardens.
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I’m sure you saw that stork! Too late for real ones. Isn’t Strasbourg great?
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We really enjoyed our few days there. If you’re still in the city I’d recommend a trip to St Pierre-le-June, Protestant not Catholic. They are slowly restoring some magnificent frescos there. Picture on my blog if you’re interested.
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I read your post last night, and no, we didn’t visit that particular church, sadly. Only one day in Strasbourg – this time. I’m sure we’ll be back though.
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Great photos of a lovely looking place
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I’d love to stay longer another time. It’s s great city. Thanks Brian.
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It’s a wonderful city
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Very easy to love this city.
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Absolutely
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Love Strasbourg.. It has great Christmas markets.
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I’ve not been to the Christmas market, but it IS a lovely city.
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That was a very small fish the man caught at Place Du Chateau!
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It was enough for him, perhaps!
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As long as someone had a bit of bread!
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… but no cheese …
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There’s more than enough of that!
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thanks for this marvellous snapshot of Strasbourg , Margaret. Hope you’ve had a good day today
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We have thanks, Sue. Colmar and a spot of art next.
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Ah, interesting….and what is the art?
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I refer you to the recent comment of our friends from Cley-next-the-sea …
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Aha! I Did wonder….
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Such gorgeous images, Margaret! What is that on the façade of the cathedral? Are those the hours painted on the top? I love what you did with the bikes. It made me think of old war photos.
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Yes, that cathedral shot is of the side, where there is a clock and sundial. I should have shown the magnificent façade and spire too, but … maybe later when Technology is on my side. Thanks! I quite liked the bikes in mono.
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Argh, technology! I know just how you feel. Checking out your Alsace series for future holiday inspiration. Some lovely shots…we’ll definitely have to go soon!
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Looks like a lovely place. France has such variety, it’s like a Europe in itself.
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It certainly is, especially here, at the intersection of three countries!
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oh goodness this doesn’t sound good – Strasbourg on the other hand looks fabulous
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It truly is. A city to revisit.
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Considering your battles with technology you’ve done really well to show us so much of Strasbourg , a beautiful city! I loved seeing all the details in particular. I hope you get to the bottom of the issue before resorting to throwing the computer out of the window 😀
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The laptop is Walking Wounded for the duration now. Between that and my phone, I’ll get by! Let’s see what I can manage today …
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Such an interesting city. Thanks for struggling with the computer to show us.
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Thanks for visiting with me!
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