Someone's been creating these alternative tiles and trying to fill in the blanks left by time and decay. One more aspect of street art :)

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Old style windows in Porto are like this, red and white, wooden and with lace. This kind of window is called "guillotine" because the lower panel draws up to open and when goes down it falls like Marie Antoinette's favorite device.

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Clean window. One more perspective of D. Luís bridge.

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Let the light in. Gothic ceiling at Porto's cathedral cloister.

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This guy has some pleasure doing this :) Can you find this scene in one of many tiles in Porto's cathedral cloister? Find Wally!

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Spotting cathedral's fake crenellations. These structures were built by Estado Novo in the 1930's to show off the Middle Ages warrior spirit.

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Wall tiles at Senhora de Fátima street.

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