Tonder, Denmark
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ReplyDeleteGotta love those old-world European buildings. They have so much character. Mine
ReplyDeleteBeautiful postcard capture!
ReplyDeleteI wonder when these were built. Lovely, I think.
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Great shot! I can imagine a Hardy character living there!
ReplyDeleteI knew that had to be in Europe! I love it!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous as alwways. The buildings look as if they might just slowly slide away.
ReplyDeleteI love the steep pitch of the roof. Great shot!
ReplyDeleteOlder Northern European buildings are so distinctive. It must have been fun to walk around there.
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It's like slipping back into a different time.
ReplyDeleteSometimes, I really miss European architecture - it seems to have so much more character than a lot of houses/buildings here. Great shot. :)
ReplyDeleteSo cool. I love old European buildings. So much character!
ReplyDeleteI love buildings with so much personality.
ReplyDeleteI love pictures of such buildings and of course, the buildings!
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