Always looking for something interesting for the Mundane Monday Challenge. How about a cat on a roof? The mix of colours and such a blue sky caught my attention – and the cat of course.
I found this cat on the roof in Dijon
Always looking for something interesting for the Mundane Monday Challenge. How about a cat on a roof? The mix of colours and such a blue sky caught my attention – and the cat of course.
I found this cat on the roof in Dijon
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Very bright colors and interesting way to decorate a roof.
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It certainly is different Frank 🙂
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A fun find for the challenge. It doesn’t seem mundane to me. It’s quite unusual.
Isadora 😎
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I am never sure what Mundane is supposed to be. I love the colours as well 🙂
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what a beautiful roof!!
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Fabulous roof. It would suit my Aussie bush home though….the cat would scare the birds away 🙂
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Artsy roof in Dijon…. love the cat – and tile work – sure looks like some thick grout lines…. was that a historic place?
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I think so. There was a shop or cafe nearby and I think that was a residence in an old part of Dijon.
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ahhh (and thanks)
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It was near the Owl of Notre Dame de Dijon , the city’s symbol and unofficial talisman. Here the narrow pedestrian street is called Rue de la Chouette, “Owl Street.” This is where the house was I’m sure
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sounds like a very smart street (my attempt at a joke)
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I was worth a shot 😀
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hoot hoot
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😀
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Hot? Tin?
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Warm? Ceramic? lol
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That is an interesting find. I like the way they have placed the cat not towards the front. It makes it a bit more realistic, i think.
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Thanks. I thought it was real at first because it wasn’t facing the street 😀
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Oooh. Another cat photo 🙂
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Yep 😀
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