I'm not sure what to say about the statue Riverwalk but I like the angle of your photos against the bare trees and the sky.
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(I've already posted this on the Mary Wollstonecraft thread)
Well, I finally went to see it in the flesh today - my sister lives nearby.
I have to say despite myself I rather like it - the lower part seems to be an amalgam of female shapes and it's interesting to see it from all angles, walking around.
I still don't quite 'get' the tiny figure of a woman, but if you can enlarge the photo you'll see it's quite, despite the pert breasts, androgynous - sort of Germanic and echoes of Leni Riefenstal.
It's normally a pidgeon that leaves the dusty 'ghost' on the window minimoon.
Must be tea time Ellianne and Greyduster! making my mouth water what ever the time is 
I heard a thump. Went into the kitchen to find the impression of a bird on the window. I went outside to see if the bird was okay, but there was no sign of it, so it must have flown away. I hope you can see the image in the photograph.
They look good, Ellianne. I must get on with mine. While we are on a culinary theme, here’s the cake I made for SiL’s birthday.
First batch yesterday.
Here’s a photo of Chartres Cathedral, taken on a fine day last January.
Definitely Ellianne .
And this is an original window from my London house. Does that count?
They're colourful windows.
This is St. James Piccadilly waiting for a concert.
What a beautiful sky cornergran
Lovely photos everyone
When this virus is over I should like to visit more Churches and Cathedral.
I thought this picture of a stained glass church window would bee appropriate for this time of year.
Considering we probably wont be going to a carol service any time soon!
Its Barcelona Cathedral By the way.
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