Today, I have just a few everyday windows (and doors) from my daughter’s and family’s town in Catalonia. Plus windows-within-a-window as my featured photo. You can tell from the colour of the sky that these were not taken last week, during Heat Wave Central. Nobody in their right mind was walking round then, as daily ‘feels like’ temperatures regularly hit 42 degrees
For Ludwig’s Monday Window, hosted this week by Brian of Bushboy fame.
From Pyrenees to Pennines 
Delightful windows and doors.
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They’re very nice traditional examples, aren’t they?
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Absolutely
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Margaret, love the windows and door. NO in that heat you want to stay in a cooler place. This summer we did not have no heat waves but a normal Nordic summer and so many cloudy days.
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Somehow, these days, grey and cloud seem soft and inviting.
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Your featured shot is very arresting. I hope the temperatures have slipped below 40 by now.
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I gather they have. Just a little. Poor things, it’s been unremitting day and night..
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Great reflection in the rear window.
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I know! The car must just have had a wash, I think.
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Great opener Margaret, my favourite. I am a sucker for the geranium window boxes too. The window surround have great shapes too.
Thanks for joining in Monday Window 😀
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I’ve abandoned Monday Window for too long. Time for a MW season for me I think!
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Good on you 😀
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Beautiful traditional windows and a striking opening shot!
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Yes, I had a bit of fun with that one – thanks! hope you’re havibg a fun day of discovery today.
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Thank you 🙂 We’re just back from a lovely walk in Hackfall Woods, which will no doubt feature as a Monday Walk one of these days!
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Hackfall. So silly of me not to recommend it to you. I love that place. Bluebell time and Autumn especially. I learnt recently that in about the early 1930s, the wood was cut down for fuel. What you see now has all grown up since then. Incredible, isn’t it?
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I don’t know this one? Will have to Google it xx
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When we finally meet Jo, I’ll take you there But look up Grewelthorpe or Masham and you’ll spot it.xx
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I know both of those, but not well. I may die before this happens, Margaret. Not wishing to be a drama queen. Laughing xx
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Blimey. Drama Queen indeed!
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Nice Header. I used to think the Spanish style with window grills was a bit severe and forbidding but there’s a style and a reason for everything xx
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Indeed. I agree, but they seem to have ways of making the less forbidding, as the pot plants show xx
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Fun windows and some grand ones. Well done.
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Thank you. The streets did it for me!
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That reflection one is very clever. And I love the floral decorated balcony.
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Opportunistic rather than clever! Thanks.
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Wonderful photos!
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Thanks Egidio. I’m back now so should return to actually reading posts now too!
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