Friday’s Mystery Slide – vol 4

So, last week’s edition was a bit problematic, as the surroundings were rather tricky to identify without knowledge of early New England architecture.  Hopefully, this week’s mystery slide is a little easier, as it is not placed in New England…

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Where is this gate?

These ladies are dressed stylishly, walking from the parking lot through the gate.  I’m sure that someone will identify this gate rather quickly.

For extra credit, around which year was this slide photographed?

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10 responses to “Friday’s Mystery Slide – vol 4”

  1. zerocreativity0 Avatar

    palace of versailles

    1. jansenphoto Avatar

      Very good!

      1. zerocreativity0 Avatar

        Thanks!

  2. Ing. Agr. María Cecilia Medina Gutierrez Avatar

    N.I. ENTRANCE, INSPIRING.

  3. southamptonoldlady Avatar

    I was beaten to it. I was going to say if it wasn’t if Versailles, it is definitely in some Europen Franco-Prussian capitol.As for the era, the 1960s clothing are similar to the revival clothing in Europe today. However the cars are definitely 1960s, so unless it is a revival – that is my guess the sixties.

    1. jansenphoto Avatar

      You’re absolutely correct about the time period! Well done!

  4. justbluedutch Avatar

    I was about to bet on my guess but someone did an awesome look already.Anyway, This is another inspiring slide. Always something to learn from your posts.

    1. jansenphoto Avatar

      I figured that you would definitely have gotten this one. You make it tricky for me, as I’m trying to find the balance between making it too easy and giving you a headache 🙂

      1. justbluedutch Avatar

        The time I saw the post ,there was someone who answered already! So much things to do & I felt like I have so little time. 🙂 Anyhoo, i always look forward to this.

      2. jansenphoto Avatar

        Next one…

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