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Gerard
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Cheers, Gerard 
 Nice pix....... but where was it taken........
 
                  
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 Strasbourg??? Love those old leaning buildings... 
                  
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No this is in Rennes (Brittany). Thera are plenty of them. My niece live in a house built in the 1600's where nothing is straight.  
She lives on the second floor. It seems to have been built to match the "Gallions" of the time with the windows leaning out! Cheers, Gerard 
 
 
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