Rose window outside in and inside out:
Exhibitions of beautiful bottles with display of creativity:
Films in the museum were extremely interesting and an excellent modern approach to make stuffy museums vital-alive!
More vintage bottles - these were analysed samples!
A stairway motif:
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Bottling |
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Corking |
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Labelling |
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Sales to China were the most! |
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"Advertising in the Family!!! (Family humour - I am a descendant of "The Royal Scotts Equestrian Circus" and proud of it! |
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Above a doorway - probably to signify what the owner made! |
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Beautiful architecture |
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My number one girl! I shall remove photo if she tells me to! |
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The seedy side of town |
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Patina |
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L'eglise |
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Un café |
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Almost symmetrical |
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Evidence of ricochet on end church wall |
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Disused |
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Low down to the pavement graffiti |
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Missing statue |
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Asymmetry |
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Ghoulish |
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Dragon |
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Interesting architecture on the building with the dragon |
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Curves |
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Blackened stone from trees and humidity where sun and light can't penetrate! |
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Former grandeur: two hotels in 1889 became the town hall and the museum in the grounds of botanical gardens where the Cognac Blues Festival is performed, |
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Another feature of French museums is that they provide jigsaw puzzles where one can sit awhile for the attention of the child to take the mind away from ancient artefacts.
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My friend has one of these! |
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I'd like a room with flooring and deep skirting panels such as these! |
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L'orangerie |
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A good brood! |
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Can't remember |
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She sure can swing! One does not wish to stand in the way of this determined young lady! |
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