So, I will have to say goodbye for a while, again. Hopefully I will be back before Christmas. I want to thank you all so very much, readers, followers and friends who come visiting, liking, remarking, discussing – keeping me alive!
This trip will take me far away to a country I have never visited before. I am very excited about it, and I hope to tell you – and show you – more when I come back. Until then – have a great and joyous December!
Oh, Ailsa…where to begin…? My favourite motif and my major love – the Forest. Of course I love my own forest best…and in spring when the wild apple trees and cherries greet me when I walk across the meadows to where the forest starts. But…
Tane Mahuta
Te Matua Ngahere
Te Matua Ngahere – full view
…the Kauri forest on the North Island, New Zealand, is so impressive, dense and full of giants when you least expect it…I have never seen anything like it and I just never wanted to leave.
On the South Island, we met another type of mystical forest on our way to Milford Sound – The Enchanted Forest.
For WPC…
…my youngsters filling the kitchen with good friends and happy, (or sad…) tasty, Swedish Lussebullar!
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Any Geometric Shape
Gaudi´s Bishop’s Palace in Astorga, for Cee’s Geometric Challenge.
Outdoors everything is heavily frozen – beautiful, but my hands and feet are complaining. So, what is happening in my flower rooms now? If you, like me, love flowers, let us go and see! Click to read their names and to enlarge.
Some of the orchids are always in flower – especially the Phalaenopsis’.
But, right now most of them are over, leaving the scene to some other beauties.
I have many phalaenopsis’ in different colours – this one is abundant right now.
This brown and yellow orchid is the same as the one in the header. A fragrant Cambria.
A 50 centimetre high, impressive Brassia – resembling my old Brassia Rex –
– although this one is not as much ”spidery”as the Rex.
Lastly, a rose – not one of my own potplants. But still – elegantly living its short life here in my rooms.
Cheri at WordPress urges us to walk into tiny worlds this week. Personally I love tiny worlds – I believe many of us do! In the header a tiny beech leaf, fallen and resting on the forest floor among blueberry twigs to be. And, below are the tiniest ants I have ever met.
Leya 
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