Thursday, September 20, 2012

Rue des Thermopyles - Une porte rouge



Rue des Thermopyles


This narrow, winding street is a bit shabby-chic
but it is charming and quiet with an occasional cat looking at me
from a vine-framed window



Rue des Thermopyles
75014, Paris

17 comments:

  1. Oh, how I would love to have my own red door and/or vine-framed window in Paris (you too, I'll bet)!

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  2. Oh, yes!! I, too, would love to have my own red door and vine-framed window in Paris!! Great shot as always, Genie!!

    Hugs
    Sylvia

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  3. Oh, all those red and blue doors in Paris...! I love them!

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  4. Hello Genie:
    For ourselves, we are great lovers of 'shabby chic' as we are of this kind of entrance door, tucked away, paint peeling, surrounding foliage somewhat overgrown. The whole suggests a certain intrigue and mystery, and thus fascinates.

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  5. Inside lives a grand old lady with a bouffant of grey hair tangled loosely together with ivory chopsticks. She is enveloped in a worn armchair which appears oversized. She is waiting patiently for a rap on the door as she was yesterday and the day before. Her name is Wisteria.

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  6. And another burgundy door......beautiful colours!

    Ruby

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  7. It has a rather mysterious feel to it. I love red doors of all colors and the draping vine just makes it all the more interesting.
    Sam

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  8. Interesting placement of the door handle in the centre of the door..

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  9. Wauu.. wonderfull door. I love old red color.
    Hugs

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  10. This door is just toooo sweet and quaint. I, too, love the color. Hope you are well. the other genie

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  11. Very simple and understated. Nice.

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  12. What a deep, marvelous shade of red it is too! I love it when i go for my walks and see pretty kitties peering at me through the windows. It's as if they're saying .. 'i want to walk with you, and see what i can see out there!'

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  13. Beautiful! Those hanging vines really add something. :)

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  14. Can you please put a relating image to this one Genie so we can find out the end of the story from Joe haha!

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  15. Kind of street that I like!
    God bless you!
    Cezar

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  16. Je vois que vous êtes revenue dans mon quartier le 14e et que vous découvrez toujours des petits coins bien secrets ! Bravo Genie
    XXX
    Danielle

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Merci for your comments!