602 Comments for Château de Noisy (Miranda)

it looks unsafe but i probbly go down there.

I wonder if the wallpaper is silk wallpaper.

I get a sense of fresh air and coolness in this picture.

You angles Motts always show such striking drama.

The trifoil at the top of the window signifies the holy trinity.

Thank-You Motts! I am now begining the works of another novel just by starting to look at this gallery! Always with the right visual aid can strike up the perfect atmosphere for a story! I'll remeber to credit you once it gets published in a few years. Yes, books can take a while to perfect.

This is in the utmost inspiring picture yet in a magical sense! I wonder what romantic, but tortured soul creeps amongst the dust filled corrodors of this once shining Chateu!

pretty cool.

OOPS I forgot to go to the picture: http://www.sci-le-pin....ntalInformation.html . I always thought they lived in a farmhouse when they spent time there, never did I think it was that grand. I want to cry seeing this chateau falling to the ground.

WHEEEE!! My kids would love that, they'd have to get in line.

This reminds me of a picture I saw of my cousins' property in France. (http://www.sci-le-pin.com/index.html) There are figures writing on a scroll. I was told as a kid there was a bottomlesss pit there as well and I believed it!

The Lion, the Witch, & the Wardrobe . . . ;-)

http://www.the-real-story.com/Narnia/img/narnia1.jpg

Could it have been perhaps an intricate lamp or beacon? Do you think it was a road marking of sorts, Motts?

Don't trip--

I think this is one of my favorites, Motts. Great job and I cant wait to see more!!