Change – few things in this life we can say will be constant, but one of them is change, and a second one is death.
Architecture’s changings are always interesting – not always in a positive way… but, interesting. Here’s an example from Bellinzona in Tessin, Switzerland.
Today was a good day – a good topic from WordPress. Hopefully the good days will uplift us all! Click here for more of them.
I had a day out in the garden, enjoying the few flowers I have left right now.
A cold spring and summer has not been the best for any flower, but finally the begonia is on its way…A closer look at her showed a little guest snuggled up close…
To my great joy, I also found the first flower for this year on my Passiflora – Passionflower. I adore this colour.
I went inside to get something to eat, when one of my old friends called. I hadn’t talked to her for some time – too much to do in spring and now – vacation. She suggested I come over this afternoon, but I was in the middle of fixing things in the garden and wanted to come tomorrow instead.
Impossible.
I was so looking forward to a chat, that I worked as fast as I could according to my plan, to be able to meet up in the evening instead. And so we did. We decided to go to Hovdala and the lake for a walk and talk. Of course I brought my camera – there might be excellent light as the sky was clear and the air warm.
A very important thought as well – what is beneath your feet. Join in on WordPress and let us know!
Beneath my feet two days ago was a shimmering beach with happy, rushing and playing dogs. I enjoyed the lovely company of blogging friend Seonaid Green of breathofgreenair. (and her family!) Thank you for having us! Forever grateful.
My heart feels as light as the clouds when I’m watching her beautiful dogs floating on sand and water. Maisie, Willow and Mollie!
Inspiration in Special Photo Challenge in 2012, and in 2015 at Muottas Muragl.
The hike starting here continues here.
This week we are requested to divide a photo into halves or layers. My entry is from this spring and an early morning by the lake. More entries here.
To show a symbol is the challenge this week from WP. I have chosen maybe one of the most used symbols in the world. Something that stands for so many things…so many thoughts.
I very much like to take photos of doors – but for this challenge I have only chosen one door, and a Swiss one. For more doors, click here.
I read somewhere that the period referred to as off-season in Sweden is November 1- March 21. I think I agree…
For more of off-season, click here.
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