Turn a corner, go through an archway, explore...there are wonders everywhere in Eze Village. This little area has no shops so quieter for the residents.
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- Fête Nationale - the Boy Scouts and the Girl Guides
- Fête Nationale - the Folk Dancers
- Fête Nationale - the story of the Press Stand
- Fête Nationale - Guest Accommodation
- Fête Nationale - the Flag Carrier
- Fête Nationale - the Judges
- Fête Nationale - the Clergy
- Fête Nationale - the Law Courts
- Fête Nationale - the Weight of the Law
- Fête Nationale - the Call
- Fête Nationale - the Guests
- Fête Nationale - the Prince's Carabinieri
- Eze Village - Wall decor
- Eze Village - the Touch
- Eze Village - Keep Out!
- Eze Village - Through the Archway...
- Eze Village - The Waiter
- Eze Village - the Back Street
- Eze Village - a narrow street
- The Sailing Lesson
- Monte Carlo Ladies - 23
- The Walking Street - the Man who Walks
- The Walking Street - Spider Man
- The Walking Street - Frédéric Falsetti
- The Walking Street - Helena Krajewicz
- Obama - the Eagle has Landed!
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10 comments:
Truly a magical kingdom here.
Words fail me. Sublime.
More beautiful stonework! How nice that the residents are bothered by pesky tourists with cameras :>) !!
I would not mind having my house,right there up the steps!!!
The combination of the greenery and the white stones is gorgeous.
How peaceful it is to visit your beautiful neighborhoods.
What a pretty little area. A nice place to live, I'm sure!
how serene a place this must be to live in. Don't you think so too? Even the back is beautiful. so peaceful with the ocean roaring in the background.
However, the owners are probably working and probably rarely get to enjoy it serenity. Even though they are wealthy surely most still like to keep busy in one form or another?
Like B. , Words fail me and if they fail the both of US, whew! it's a great photo.
V
Add me to the words fail me team! Gorgeous!
I love the longivety of stone homes. The ages speak from the visions that they portray.
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