Ludwig’s Monday Window
Windows and their shades from Seelands Community Hall a few kilometres from Grafton. First shades I have found with scalloped edges.
Out of town shades
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Ludwig’s Monday Window
Windows and their shades from Seelands Community Hall a few kilometres from Grafton. First shades I have found with scalloped edges.
Comments are closed.
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Very fancy
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For an old country hall they certainly are 🙂
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😎
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I really like those.
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They are quite lovely looking 🙂
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Nice olde-worlde canopies.
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They are quite a traditionalist community 🙂
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I think we sometimes call them awnings – but now I know they can be called canopies or shades….
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Awnings here are larger and mainly over doorways but can be interchangeable with windows too 🙂
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Thanks BB
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Very nice. Amazing how such simple structures can be so varied.
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They have piqued my interest and it is now almost a quest to find different and interesting window shades 🙂
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Good luck on your hunt, bushboy. Shades not found much around here, maybe I haven’t paid attention …
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I guess once you look you may find them in unexpected places
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I like the shadows and all the textures you captured!
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Thank you Shelley 🙂
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You’re welcome!
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I like the small scallops and these shades sure have charm.
I guess we don’t really see them anymore because we have so many options for indoor window treatments, right?
anyhow, I love driving by some older homes and seeing the shades, which we call awnings
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Yes they are only on older buildings with wooden windows. Where the windows have been replaced with aluminum windows, the shades go as well
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Thx
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