It doesn't seem to matter whether the paint is old and shabby or new and pristine.
It seems that any shade will do as long as they're blue.
Here are just some of those that appealed to me, I wonder if you'll have a favourite?
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once painted a very dark blue
these ancient shutters now appear almost black
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down a narrow side street this townhouse has shutters that are now
a whiter shade of pale rather than blue
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above the Café de Paris
(a favourite watering hole of British residents of Eymet)
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situated on the market square this three storey building
houses a chic ladies dress shop under the arches
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a tiny cottage down yet another narrow street
with side by side shutters taking up almost the front of the home
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this pretty building has been lovingly restored by it's English owners
and is now a B & B,
ready to check in yet?
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the smallest cottage I've seen to far
just one window on both floors
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