Boulogne by Stringy

Photography • Scenic • posted on Sep 19, 2007

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Something a bit more colourful today I don't normally hang around in ferryports but on this occasion I am glad I did. Few hours to wait for the ferry so I thought it might be nice to do some exploring and I stumbled across the walled old town which is definately worth a visit. PS The flags were out for Bastille Day Thanks for your comments and feedback on yesterdays pic

Comments (17)

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Hendesse

7:17AM | Wed, 19 September 2007

Beautiful shot, fantastic POV and wonderful colors and light!

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danob

7:42AM | Wed, 19 September 2007

Lovely a favourite little place of my own to wander the streets..

aljaysart

7:55AM | Wed, 19 September 2007

Great capture.

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Artlan59

9:14AM | Wed, 19 September 2007

Beautiful capture. Great POV. I love the cobblestones.

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Mousson

10:32AM | Wed, 19 September 2007

Superbes couleurs! Il faisait visiblement beau :-))

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SSoffia

12:16PM | Wed, 19 September 2007

I LOVE THIS FHOTO !!!!!!!!

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lior

1:30PM | Wed, 19 September 2007

Excellent POV,excellent composition,wonderful colors too!

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mark.spooner

1:45PM | Wed, 19 September 2007

A lovely capture, excellent light and detail.

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Ionel

7:55PM | Wed, 19 September 2007

Superb capture! Excellent point of view!!!

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Richardphotos

8:06PM | Wed, 19 September 2007

beautiful cityscape and so historical

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tallpindo

5:28AM | Thu, 20 September 2007

A wonderful place for a rewrite. Each century has it's own script. Heck, each generation has it's own script. Yet, with no people on the street and without entering any buildings, the sense of timelessness is pervasive.

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