As many châteaux do, especially royal châteaux, Chenonceau has a chapel. On this rainy day back in 2006, there were so few people visiting the castle that I was able to lie on my back on the floor to take this picture. I wouldn't recommend trying that on a normal day.
The chapel at the Château de Chenonceau. March 2006.
My trip to the market yesterday was successful. I got a nice dos de cabillaud (boned cod) for our Saturday lunch. I didn't take any photos, but I think Ken did. He made a beurre blanc sauce with shallots and capers to serve it with. We also had some small steamed potatoes and steamed broccoli along side. A very tasty lunch!
What a great shot. There's a museum in Sevilla where it's recommended (on the audio tour) you lie on your back in the chapel to take it all in.
ReplyDeleteThe camera I am using has a fold out, rotating screen, that makes ceiling shots easy and safe.
ReplyDeleteTerrific shot. Your lunch sounds great and healthy, too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot.
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Oooh, sounds yummy! And great photo, once again :)
ReplyDeletemitch, have you done it?
ReplyDeletetravel, my old camera had one, but the current camera doesn't.
evelyn, delicious and nutritious!
bettyann, :)
judy, thanks!
Absolutely. They had given us permission. We weren't the only ones on the floor. And it was worth it.
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