Last weekend – a long one, spanning four partly-cloudy days – was spent at Oostende, a lively coastal town in Belgium. Nearby Brugge, a town that appeared sleepy even when crowded with tourists, offered an amazing variety of facades that adorned the rooftops of almost every structure we saw.
Parmanu 
Oh hooray! Lovely pix, Parmanu!
hey yu’re back at last n lovely pix! Been to Brugge for a day but ran back as it was taken over by gujjus visiting antwerp for a mega shadi. Why don’t yu do a travelogue?
Thank you, Anita and Rash. Rash, I knew about Bangkok, Oslo, Amsterdam – and now Brugge too! Where else, you globe-trotter? (Since you’ve been ‘educated’ in Delhi, you can go ahead and tell me.)
Lovely pix! Dropping by after a while, nice to be here 🙂
yikes! swear am not showing off!
and before you think am some rich type, i scraped and tagged along with the man when he travelled on work for almost a year. and one or two are junkets i went to. but i love travelling and since weird things happen to me i keep posting them.
parmanu,
i swear they looked like those Jigsaw puzzles that you form, esply the jagged looks at the top of the buildings. Amazing – do look them again this way – both pictures seem to share this optical prop-trick-erty !
Incidentally what do the insides look like ? ;P
[ Never get fooled by exterior beauty – eh ? : )]
Rash, you couldn’t (show off) even if you tried. That was not my intent (it was actually an attempt at humour; a poor one, I admit). Your travel related bits are among the most interesting pieces 🙂
Welcome back, Leela. I hope to read a lot about your experiences during the last few weeks.
Loosemuse, you’re right! It would be interesting to look again at all the rooftops to see if any “fit together”.
oho! of course i knew you were joking…