For Paula’s Traces of the Past – a picture taken in Rom’s Ostia Antica. A magnificent place to stroll and marvel at our ancestor’s architecture.
For Paula’s Traces of the Past – a picture taken in Rom’s Ostia Antica. A magnificent place to stroll and marvel at our ancestor’s architecture.
Avenues…trees. In spring, summer, autumn or winter… They inspire and give comfort. The closeness, the narrow path or road in between…

They make me – they force me – to stop and feel the athmosphere, take a photo, enjoy.

I love all constellations. firs, pine trees, birches, aspen, oak trees… I do not have to walk in there, I am completely satisfied with standing still, breathing the air and the feeling…
…letting my imagination run free. How do you feel?
Layered? What could be more layered than the giant pancaces of New Zealand. Impressive!
Steps and stairs always speak to you, don’t they. The material is of course important, and the age. As often for me, I love the old ones best. Worn down, used for hundreds or even thousands of years.
Ostia Antica, Italy. A theatre, yes, but you also have to walk the steps to get to your seat. And in the header, old steps leading to a house in the abandoned village Castro in western Spain.
Somehow I see the theater’s steps as going down – while in Castro the steps are leading upwards.
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Letter E – Needs to have two E’s in the topic word
Since yesterday’s crash I have tried to pick (and cheer) myself up – and with the help of penicillin and the new computer – ta da! Berries and bluebells!
Dear Jo, I wanted to create a Monday Walk post…but now my computer is in for a total crash. In fact it is half way through. Fortunately I had a vague feeling this would soon happen…so I bought a new computer two weeks ago. But I think it is very troublesome to start up a new computer with new programmes and new ways of using them…So first,
I ventured out of my sick bed yesterday and as the sun was shining, I really tried to enjoy my walk. Coughing and dragging my weary body through the forest….collecting some pictures for you… before I slumped back into bed…totally exhausted. Hope you will enjoy them;-D

Candid shots are always fun – this is one of my daughter from this summer. Not a situation I like…I guess that is why I took the photo…

I heard on the news that this summer in Sweden was the coldest for the last 150 years. No wonder I could not remember last time it was this cold…And now I have caught a severe cold – still in bed.
Thinking of the poor little ones out there in the cold. This year many butterflies looked like this poor admiral. Today I found some dead bees still clinging to the last flowers – I guess caught in a shower or just the cold night.
And the grapes will not ripen. With all the rain, they are covered in mildew. Let us hope for a mild autumn then…sunny. Most of us need more than this to stay healthy over the winter.
Wishing you a lovely Friday!
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