Wednesday, 27 July 2011

How Green Is The Sea

A glazed tile on a house wall in the village of Coet-Bugat, France.  The language is Breton (Breizh) and the lettering and design attracted me. I liked it even more when I looked up the words.  It says "How green is the sea".

An entry to Signs, Signs

9 comments:

Lesley said...

this is a cool tile, with quite the wave to the sea, too!

RedPat said...

It looks a bit like Gaelic to me or am I wrong! Nice tile either way.

Kim, USA said...

I agree this sign is beautifully done. And the words itself is very intriguing "how green is the sea"....when is the sea become green? ^_^Signs

Anonymous said...

i love tiles. this one's pretty nice.

Gemma Wiseman said...

Unique, stylish, intriguing and beautiful! A great find!

Anonymous said...

I like to think of the sea as blue; I though it was only green along the east coast of the US :-(

Neat sign!!

genie said...

I think the words and lettering look Gaelic, too. Whenever I see the sea it looks more green than blue. In the Caribbean it was blue and clear...but then maybe I am color bling. Genie

Sallie (FullTime-Life) said...

I love that -- the tile and what it says are wonderful.

Pat said...

That is SO cool! Great capture!