Narrow ways. Some from England, some from France. Some straight and narrow, some not so much.
A passageway underneath the supporting arches on the south side of Winchester Cathedral. No wandering from the straight and narrow here!
A narrow passageway, I couldn't call it a road, in Eze Village, on the Côte d'Azure. A beautiful mediaeval village best visited off season when there are fewer people about.
A straight and narrow corridor in the Château de Villandry. Villandry is best known for its gardens but the interior is well worth a visit too.
St Swithun Street Winchester with a view in the direction of St Catherine's Hill.
A narrow street in mediaeval Conques, in the Midi-Pyrénées. It's a beautiful village but it was almost deserted in November.
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Looks like we both went for the straight as well as narrow this week! ;b
Lovely photos! Those are all very narrow ways. Wonderful choices for this week's Hunt. :)
Wow! I'm travelling through lovely streets and cities online! Those are lovely photos of this week's theme.
Great shots. I love the contrast between english and french scenes. Happy weekend
Those are terrific photos. Thanks.
Stunning photos. I love the arches... always have been fascinating with them... your narrow photos are fantastic.
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ah, more beautiful narrow streets! this is one beautiful theme.
great photos as always. thanks for sharing!
happy weekend! :)
You did a very impressive post this week. I love all the shots especially those playing with lights through the hallway :)
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I'd love to see those narrow places in person. Beautiful...
Those are beautiful!
Your pictures are very similar to mine, lol ! Narrow streets !
Very nice. I'm will Ellen B. I wanna GO all those places!
What a beautiful narrow places collection! I saw beautiful narrow streets too in Paris by Pat!
Magnificent. The arches keep repeating. Stunning photos.
These are all great photos, but I think my favorite is the first one - the pattern is simply breath-taking.
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Wonderful post and terrific shots! Well done!
All very beautiful "narrow" photos! One of the very things I love about Europe.
Have a great weekend.
Wow you are well traveled I like the last one best
So many beautiful narrow shots here! Love them all:)
Beautiful choices!
These are all beautiful, but the last one ... perfection!
Thanks for the visit.
Your photos are wonderful! I love every photo but the first one really caught my fancy.
Have a great weekend!
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Great shots you have here, these photos are indeed perfect for the theme! Happy weekend!
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Lovely photos!
I love & know the french places very well.
France? Beautiful place, beautiful photos! Great choice!
Beautiful pics - I especially like the first shot, at Winchester Cathedral. Have a lovely weekend!
I just love your photos, you are a really gifted photograph!! Narrow - by definition! Breathtaking
These are great! Perfect for our narrow theme. Love that first one.
Great set of shots! Lovely.
You're so lucky to have visited all of those magical beautiful places. The first photograph is art. It is gorgeous.
Great photos! Thanks for sharing...they are indeed narrow!
wow! you have a very nice picture and I love the way you put consistency of the picture, indeed you have a great post! keep it up!!!
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Happy Weekend Everyone!!!
THe perfection of ancient architecture -w hen they didn't have th tools we have now - always amazes me.
I used to go to a bookshop in Winchester. Now, what was it called? Can't remember. It was - oh gosh - 20 years ago!!
wow! a tour through europe and then some, with just one photohunt entry =] thanks for widening my horizon with your "narrow" pics hehe
Thanks again everyone for the kind comments. For those of you who particularly mentioned the first one of the arches, I can't tell you how long I had to wait until there was nobody walking through!
Beautiful photos of beautiful places! I wouldn't mind going to all of them :-)
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