This is my contribution to the weekly Thursday Doors challenge, hosted by Dan Antion over at No Facilities blog.
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Again, this week, I am featuring the ancient, sleepy town of Elne in southwest France that is full to overflowing with history and charm. Elne is located four kilometers from the Mediterranean coast of Languedoc-Rousillon.
Last week, I featured the lovely cathedral that’s in the center of the town with the Pyrenees mountains in the background. If you would like to see this first post, visit here.
Here are a few more doors from Elne!
I hope you enjoyed a little bit more of this intriguing town!
For more contributions to Thursday Doors, from around the globe, visit Dan’s.
Thank you for stopping by. I hope you have a wonderful weekend. Stay cool!
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It does seem like a sleepy village!
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It really is. We used to pass through this town from the train station to where we were living, and if you weren’t paying attention, you might miss it. 🙂 I hope you have a safe and happy holiday weekend, Jan!
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The brickwork is lovely xx
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It really is, isn’t it. I love the variety of building materials used as well. I always find it quite interesting how these ancient structures still stand. Thank you for stopping by, Jo!
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Delightful!
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It really is a delightful region of France with so many of these intriguing villages and towns. Thanks, Nancy, for stopping by!
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The doors are wonderful, Brenda but I really love those walls. The brick and stone work is amazing.
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It really is. The variety of building materials used is quite interesting. Thanks, Dan, and hope you are enjoying a nice holiday weekend!
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Gorgeous selection
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Thanks so much, Sheree! It is an intriguing town.
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such a lovely place
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it really is and so full of history. Thanks so much, Tanja, for stopping by!
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France really does have beautiful architecture!
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Without expecting it, around a random corner, you’ll find another amazing structure. 😊 Thanks, Ann, for visiting and happy holiday weekend!
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Thanks for sharing these more undiscovered parts of France. It’s great to know there are still places like this!
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You are so welcome! 🙂 It is a lot of fun to discover places off the beaten track. And they are so cool! Thank you for stopping by.
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