Village and castle of Penne (4) by Jean_C

Photography • Landscape • posted on Aug 10, 2020

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Walls along the alley.

Comments (26)

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Leije

9:38AM | Mon, 10 August 2020

Quelle jolie vue sur cette ruelle fleurie, dont les vieilles pierres sont très esthétiques, notamment l'encadrement Renaissance.......la lumière est belle, et ton cadrage est superbe........magnifique prise de vue, Jean-Claude !

martial

10:53AM | Mon, 10 August 2020

J,aime le cadrage de ces vieilles pierres avec ces beaux pots de fleurs

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eekdog

11:18AM | Mon, 10 August 2020

What a marvelous capture my friend. Love the age of the building. So many cool structures in your gorgeous country Jean. 5++

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goldie

12:16PM | Mon, 10 August 2020

Delightful. I believe I see some faces (carved or pottery) at the very end of the ledge next to the third pot down...

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MagikUnicorn

12:56PM | Mon, 10 August 2020

Superbe point de vue et luminosité

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PandaB5

1:00PM | Mon, 10 August 2020

Stunning photo - the old brick / stone patterns are so interesting and all the flower pots. We don't have old buildings like that - your photos are always so interesting to me.

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aqua1955

1:25PM | Mon, 10 August 2020

I always wonder in all these beautiful buildings, as houses, castles and churches how many bricks they had to gain to create this all. Are there still places where they restore everything with these bricks again?

Jean_C

9:53AM | Tue, 11 August 2020

I don't know the number of stones that were used ... But in the past, materials from an abandoned building were often salvaged for new construction? For example, in a church from the Middle Ages in the Pyrenees, you can see that the builders used stones from a temple from the time of Julius Caesar!

Nowadays, the repairs to old classified buildings must be done with materials as close as possible to those of origin.

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VDH

2:17PM | Mon, 10 August 2020

Fantastic view, beautiful old buildings , perfect capture !!

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mtdana

2:33PM | Mon, 10 August 2020

wonderful capture!!! I really like the lighting!

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bugsnouveau

2:45PM | Mon, 10 August 2020

Very beautiful capture

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miwi

3:24PM | Mon, 10 August 2020

Wonderful foto,excellent capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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romangirl

4:21PM | Mon, 10 August 2020

It could tell stories! Great capture, Jean!

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Radar_rad-dude

4:24PM | Mon, 10 August 2020

A most charming photo of this ancient structure! Such history accumulations in these buildings! Marvelous capture!

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pchef

1:13AM | Tue, 11 August 2020

Les vieilles pierres, j'adore ça !

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starship64

1:32AM | Tue, 11 August 2020

Fantastic shot!

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Viewpoint42

2:10AM | Tue, 11 August 2020

Véritablement charmant!

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rbowen

12:07PM | Tue, 11 August 2020

Beautiful capture!

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Richardphotos

9:18PM | Tue, 11 August 2020

wonderful pov and capture

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daggerwilldo

12:36AM | Wed, 12 August 2020

What a lovely place. Your pictures are so beautiful. It’s always an adventure to see what you post next. You live in a place of total beauty at a place that has historically rich past.Thank you for posting

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