I find myself with rather more white in images than I had thought, so here’s another place where there was white in abundance…the Saxon church of Homerod in Transylvania, Romania:
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That’s an evocative East European building indeed, Sue. Good choice for white too.
Best wishes, Pete.
I loved those Saxon Churches in Transylvania…one of the prime reasons for going to that part of Europe…..
You certainly got to travel around some interesting countries Sue.
Back in the day….yes, I did, and quite often as a result of reading books or articles in the paper.In this case, Paddy Leigh Fermor and Elizabeth Luard, oh and an article in the paper in 2005, I think, so off we scuttled in 2006
Fabulous whites Sue 🙂 🙂
another time!
Times past…..
indeed
…and I can’t believe it’s 15 years since I was there….
where does time go?!
Dunno
There is something about your second photo that speaks to me. Wonderful whites Sue 😀
Thankyou, Cee!
I love both of these.
It was a most interesting place