This window was located at the Le Moulin de Fourges restaurant. It is told that the mill of Fourges was erected by the builders of the Hameau de la Reine (the Queen's Hamlet) near the Palace of Versailles, this replica of a village where Marie-Antoinette fancied herself a farmer, far from the Court constraints. We had lunch here after the tour of Giverny but before we reached Versailles. I just loved this window with the flower boxes and the way the color of the building contrasted with the other colors.
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Such a classically lovely European view - I could look at this all day. Great capture.
Looks like a painter's inspiration with the lovely colors and patterns.
So beautiful,, I could stare at this all day!
I love this, nice job.
Love this shot- We were just there for lunch in late June 09- incredible setting and wonderful cuisine. I was looking for information on the web about this great restaurant (to caption my photos) and ran across your blog. Keep up the photography- bet you had as much fun as I did in Giverny!
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