-Look Up, Look Down Challenge, Week 88
Every Thursday, I publish a post containing photos taken from above or below, and invite you to join in the challenge by posting your own images with an up or down perspective.
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I made a flying visit to Bratislava this weekend, en route to Salzburg. Unfortunately, I came down with a heavy cold which ground me down to a very slow meander around the city as opposed to my usual energetic walk. After a long rest at a pleasant bar just below St Martin’s Cathedral, I trudged up the steps to take a better look at the Cathedral and its courtyard. To my delight, when I looked up at the old outhouse to the left I found these cheerful, arty murals at the windows. There are more on the other side facing the main road.
What a great way to brighten up an old wall and boarded windows!
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The Challenge
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Welcome to week 88 and a huge thank you to all who participated last week. This week’s challenge will run for two weeks to give me a chance to catch up on visiting all participants. Feel free to post to this linky more than once if you have the urge. I’ll be back with a new post on 21 May.
All are welcome to join this challenge; do please share your up or down perspective with us. Simply create your own post as normal, create a link to this challenge and click above to enter your link and view other entries. If you have any difficulties with the linky, please just leave your link in a comment below and I will upload your thumbnail.
Finally, please don’t forget to go and visit the other challengers and pass on your views and encouragement.
To find out more about how to enter, click here. The linky list will open each Thursday at 00:01 GMT (or a bit before) and will normally be open for one week.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 6 May 2015
Travel with Intent 
Those are pretty cool windows. A great way to display art.
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How beautiful and such a clever idea
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What a brilliant way to bring new life to an old house. Your photos really showcase the windows well.
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It was good to see 🙂
On Fri, May 15, 2015 at 7:24 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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What neat windows! That’s quite an homage to Van Gogh.
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Debs, I just love these! 🙂 And it’s happened again! I just posted a windows which could have been a ‘look up, look down’ with a little modification. 😦 I’ll get there one of these days! Maybe an amalgam of Krakow shots, who knows… Absolutely love the jollying up of this sad old place, and you for spotting it 🙂
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I loved your Krakow windows too. Such a beautiful city I can tell
On Thu, May 14, 2015 at 10:29 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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What a great way to cover the windows!
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Debbie – there is a such a unique vibe with these cool art windows – the contrast with the old feel of the stone and well, just a uniqueness – 🙂
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and hope you are feeling 100% 🙂
xxoo
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This is a great piece of art!!! I really liked Bratislava!
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Wow Debbie that is so cool!
Thanks for linking up. I love it!
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A lot more cheerful than boarding up! And it must have been someone who was a lover of van Gogh:)
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So cheerful! Love it!
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I remember these, and I like seeing them again. Where did you stay? I hope you are doing better now.
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Love those murals, well spotted! Sometimes a slow meander works…. Hope the cold is disappearing. 😀
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You’re right there.
Sadly I only had 1 day there and just didn’t have the energy to see everything I would have liked.
But a reason to return is never a bad thing!
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What a clever idea!
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What a cheerful house with these painted windows.
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