Before I go back home on Tuesday, I’m going to share some of the photographs that I took yesterday in the historic quarter of Canet-en-Roussillon. There will be more to follow when I come back in a few weeks time. For those who might be interested, all the photos were taken with the camera on my iPhone SE.
(Photo above: Plant pots outside a house on the Rue du Presbytère)
(Left: Coloured shutters on houses in the Rue de l’Hôtel de Ville. Right: The sun shines through the arch on La Placette René Marty)
(Above: A classic Peugeot outside the Restaurant Vigatane on the Rue des Remparts)
(Left: An old town house on the Rue du Château. Right: The sun shines on the tower of the Parish Church of Saint Jacques, built between the 14th and 16th centuries)
(Above: Dappled sunlight shining through a palm tree leaving shadows on the old brick wall in La Placette René Marty)
(Above: The fountain by the Church in La Place Saint Jacques)
(Above: Le Château Vicomtal, originally built in the 11th century, is gradually being restored to its original splendour by local stonemasons)
(Left: An ivy clad house in the Rue de la Bascule. Right: View through an opening in the northern medieval town wall)
(Above: The local bar, Le Castell, advertises Brochettes, which are served on the terrace in summer, in the shade of the plane trees, yet to come into full leaf)
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This takes me back to the times I’ve visited. Most recently, the stroll Ian and I took through the old town one day.
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