These are the stairs in the the Natural Science and Oceanography Museum in Puerta Madryn, Argentina.
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That is a beautiful stairway! Great entry Lynne!
Thanks, Madhu
Wow! I love these stairs but going through it will make me dizzy in the end.
If I’d had to climb another floor or two I might have succumbed as well.
Great shot!!
Thanks, Tony
A beautiful stairway – so open and serene. Nice work to look at while taking a breather
Indeed. Thanks, Colline.
Only three floors? it looks like it’s infinite. Beautiful!
That is a beautiful stairway!
that is such a great picture
Thank you, Jim.
Beautiful! I would love to visit that museum.
Tt’s very small and unassuming but we spent a little bit of time there.
Beautiful! But I must admit, as one who has a problem with edges, it made my tummy flutter.
Well I know that feeling – heights and edges, but this was OK for me.
I like the bird that seems to be flying in the air space, rather than the usual chandelier…
Excellent shot for this week topic my friend
Thanks, Jake
Cool…might make me dizzy though.
It only went 3 floors so it wasn’t too bad.
Gorgeous! Such a great photo…and staircase!
Thank you, appreciate the comment.
Now, that’s a Grand Stairway!
It has a very nice wood balustrade too.
Do you think it’s too tight a circle for sliding on?
The bannister looks fun does it?
oh yes …
Marvelous stairway!
Thanks, Naomi!
wow, that is awesome
Thanks, Terry – my husband likes photos with arcs and arches so I took it for his collection.