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La flèche de fer de la cathédrale

By GwailoAngMo
One of the historic buildings in Perpignan is the Cathédrale Saint-Jean-Baptiste. The Bishopric had formerly been at Elne, now a quiet little place but worth a detour if you visit this region.

According to my internet research, Philippe Barthélemy built an iron spire (flèche de fer) on the tower in 1743. I know no more.

 You will have to trust me, but the sky was that blue on Xmas day, 2003.


In colour only for obvious reasons.

Tags: France Xmas Travel photography Spire Landscape and travel Roussillon Perpignan Colour Photography Pyrénées-Orientales Fleche de fer Cathedrale Saint-Jean-Baptiste

Voters: mj.king, mike9005, PhilT2 and 6 more


Uploaded:
19 Mar 2021 11:45AM
Camera:
Canon PowerShot G2
Lens:
7-21mm (34-102 in 35 mm terms) f/2-8
Shutter Speed:
1/500s
Aperture:
f/4
ISO:
50
Focal Length:
Focal length 20.3125 mm (98 mm in 35mm terms)
Location:
42.700344, 2.896753
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Chinga Plus
12 112 3 United Kingdom
19 Mar 2021 1:11PM
Very eye-pleasing... GrinGrinGrinGrin
cooky Plus
19 6 8 United Kingdom
19 Mar 2021 1:29PM
Highly decorative spire as you say...

Kath

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