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Espagne St Sebastien-cabine royale

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  • Caya said:
    That's another one of those little houses that went down to the water's edge, so the ladies could change & enter the water in modesty. Only this one is for Royalty!! I could LIVE in that comfortably, I think-
  • Ian Sanderson said:
    I want one.
  • Carl Guderian said:
    It's steampunkerrific!
  • TC The Makeup Artist said:
    That's so amazing... And beautiful!!!
  • Larry D Nelson said:
    This is one of the MOST unique pics I have ever had the pleasure of viewing. How unique, how interesting, how beautyful this would have been in color. I'd look at it as a dream home. Wow! to be sitting on the front porch while your house moves to the waterfront then when the tide comes in you back away from the ocean. I would only wish the gods produce such a place to live in!

Espagne/Cliche-C.Chusseau-Flaviens Paris/Roi Alphonse XIII a St Sebast

  • swanq said:
    San Sebastian. From en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Sebasti%c3%a1n "The city was chosen by the Spanish monarchy to spend the summer following the French example of the near Biarritz. Subsequently the Spanish nobility and the diplomatic corps opened residences in the summer capital. As the "wave baths" at La Concha conflicted with shipbuilding activity, shipyards relocate to Pasaia, a near bay formerly part of San Sebastian."
  • xenonchanger said:
    King Alphonso and his English bride, Ena Victoria (neice of Edward VII) were nearly killed on their wedding day on 31st May 1906 in Madrid when a bomb was thrown at their carriage. The princess's dress was stained with blood of the victims. So they nearly never got to use this Royal bathing machine!

Espagne St Sebastien

  • Goyo Villar said:
    Carnaval de San Sebastian? La tradición de carnaval es antigua en Donosti