May the roof above you never fall in and may you both never fall out.
Looking down on Marseille, France
A bit of St.Stephen’ s Cathedral in Vienna, Austria
Walking through the Latvian Ethnographic Open Air Museum in Riga, Latvia
Roofs of Bergen, Norway
Patterns of Matthias Church in Budapest, Hungary
One of the medieval wooden stave churches in Norway
No known roof is as beautiful as the skies above. /M.O’Muircheartaigh/
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Amazing views. You have the eyes of a true photographer. Keep posting.
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Reblogged this on artattack.
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Aren’t roofs wonderful sometimes? They can be so decorative..nice post.
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Wow! They are all so beautiful and different.
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Amazing photos – what a view – excellent captured… 😉
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An interesting collection of roofs.
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Particularly love the quotes on this one Ese!
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I love all your interesting roofs. Especially like the Stave church – they are amazing little buildings.
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Beautiful roof selections! Beautiful photos.
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very nice!
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Very beautiful Ese!
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Such lovely choices. Hard to pick a favorite. The latvian example is probably best since it seems to look like it’s all roof, or nearly so.
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Nice snap of St.Stephen’ s Cathedral’s roof. My was hampered by construction…
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My favourite is the one in Latvia of course 🙂 It seems as if the roof didn’t want to seperate from the ground 🙂
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Nice collection.
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What a neat church!
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Great images! I’ve visited the churches in Vienna and Budapest, amazing places!
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that was fun traveling the roofs of the world on your blog, loved the patterned roofs
I’m inviting you to link up to Travel Photo Mondays, the link is up all week, hope you can join us..
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