Corner Window in Antigua Guatemala

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Take a corner window, add a forged iron crate and a few plants and you have transformed a boring window into something beautiful. Well, at least that’s my opinion; what’s yours?

5 Responses to "Corner Window in Antigua Guatemala"

m_m says:
February 27, 2009 at 9:30 am
I think the same! Great photo! I like this!
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Thomas Wheeler says:
February 27, 2009 at 10:12 am
Rudy:
These are great windows, however some of them in town stick out to far and I bang my head on them . Lessen learned in my case watch where your walking –__– Thomas
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kd says:
February 27, 2009 at 6:41 pm
Two and a half years ago I read Rudy’s request here:
Rudy’s request
for readers to send him a postcard of our hometown. I was getting ready for a trip to Antigua earlier this month and was inspired to see which would get there first: me or my postcard.
Rudy reports the postcard arrived in six days! Pretty Zippy.
I’ve been busy downloading all my trip photos today. None rival Rudy’s — If I had only been searching for wonderful shots of Antigua I would have been better off leaving my camera at home.
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coltrane_lives says:
February 28, 2009 at 12:27 am
Amazing iron work with the plants jutting through.
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Thomas Wheeler says:
February 28, 2009 at 10:16 am
Attention Kd To bad you just came home from Antiqua I’ll be there on the 19th of March . I’d like to meet any one in this group it would be interesting I met a person just 20 miles down the road from me and we never knew each other until then. [[ Rudy ]] I’m going to call You after the 22nd as you mentioned see you then at the Dona Luisa’s Sincerely Thomas
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Corner Window in Antigua Guatemala

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