East London, December 2022
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Thanks to everyone who sent us counterfeit last week. This was quite a challenging topic and a lot of response were some form of tromp l’ceil.
Special thanks go to Caryl for her fun cat-counterfeits; and to Steve for a charming and very convincing counterfeit in London.
If you didn’t have chance to check out everyone’s offerings, the links are below. Why not grab a coffee now and go blog exploring.
Next week’s theme will be world.
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Copyright Debbie Smyth, 17 September 2023
Posted as part of One Word Sunday
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Travel with Intent 
Beautiful capture Debbie!
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Many thanks, Robert.
It’s amazing how fancy some window glass can be.
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Hi Debbie, I loved your window this week.
Here is my entry. Hope you enjoy it.
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I love the flowing softness and lacey effect of the curtain. 🌺
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Here’s mine: https://outofmywritemind.com/2023/09/17/windows-on-the-world/
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Nice one Debbie. I like that one
Best wishes
Simon x
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Oooops, Sweden
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Most atmospheric, Debbie. I have gone back to Sweeting for mine: https://suejudd.com/2023/09/17/window-in-a-hut-in-a-forest/
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hello debbie,
a wonderful and very interesting picture what you have found there I like it very much. I like especially that you see it only in schematic form.
here is my contribution to the theme, https://wp.me/pdALlZ-yw.
many greetings robert
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Mysterious charm in your photo. http://greenolivetree.blog/2023/09/17/window/
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Love the lacy effect!
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I went to Paris for my window…
https://hopsskipsandjumps.com/tag/one-word-sunday/
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Great shot! My post has a window and two reflections of the window, one of which is on an interior window. https://webcroft.blogspot.com/2023/09/yesterday-in-leesburg.html
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I enjoyed the reflection, Linda (and I couldn’t leave a comment on your blog unfortunately)
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Thanks for hosting, Debbie. Great theme! My window has a rugged theme: https://fakeflamenco.com/2023/09/17/window/
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I love that photo – very atmospheric! I have some Parisian windows to contribute: https://www.toonsarah-travels.blog/gallery-a-window-on-paris/
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Hi Debbie An intriguing view through the frosted glass! Here are my window snapshots bringing back many happy memories: https://carylbeach.art/2023/09/17/window/ Have a lovely Sunday 🙂
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Promise behind a beautiful glass
I went the other way: murky inside: https://picturesimperfectblog.wordpress.com/2023/09/17/looking-out/
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As Margaret says, crystal clear! It reminds me that we were sitting watching an open air Fado concert the other day. We had our backs to a window, sitting on the window ledge because all seats were taken. After a few minutes a man came up to us and showed us a photo he had taken from inside. I would have liked to keep it but I was too surprised!
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Oh, shame you didn’t get a copy. Might you bump into them again? I take a lot of “snap” photos on my iPhone these days and the airdrop them to people.
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I don’t think so. He was using a ‘proper’ camera, Debs. I hadn’t thought when we sat down but we were on the outside of a tourist facility- a water pump- and he must have been inspecting it and looked up. And there we were. Funny old world!
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The best definition of frosted glass I’ve seen!
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Shows why you need the stuff – in case Debbie and camera come along 😉
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😉
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Love the light highlighting the etching https://alondonmiscellany.wordpress.com/2023/09/17/window/
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A winter wander at just the right time of day
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nice window 🙂
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Evocative beautiful!
Here’s mine https://lightwords.blog/2023/09/16/looking-through-two-window-at-once/
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Gorgeous window!
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From someone I know enjoys windows 🙂 Thanks, Dawn
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❤
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What a very evocative picture of the East London window!
https://wordpress.com/post/anthropologist.wordpress.com/108298
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Glad you like it. I was pleased there was enough light to get our imaginations going.
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What is behind frosted glass? Great photo Debbie. Net curtains and frosted glass are a good combination 🙂
Mine are more distinct. Found on a tourist walk around town with my mate last week.
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You’d have enjoyed one of my walks around Arles this summer where all I seem to notice was net curtains.
And I enjoyed your lobby shot, Brian. Nosy, without really being nosy.
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Isn’t it funny. You noticed one net curtain and then by chance another and then it was on. Maybe that can be their next tourist slogan. “Arles – the net curtain capital of France” 😁
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