Thoughts
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #72 – Waiting
This week Amy asks us to contemplate Waiting – something all of us have to learn early in life. How do You look upon it? Here is something from my way of thinking – quite literally, Waiting…and some quotes to go with it. In the header, one of my favorite ladies – even if she […]Read Post ›
Tuesday Photo Challenge – Coast
For Frank this week – Coast. In the header – Spain, north west coast. Ostia Antica, Italy Scotland Off the coast of Ecuador, Galapagos Sweden Iceland
Wordless Wednesday
Thursday Thoughts – Tbilisi, A Feast for the Eye
Because of its location on the crossroads between Europe and Asia, and its proximity to the Silk Road, Tbilisi has kept its interest to various global powers. Tbilisi’s diverse history is reflected in its architecture, which is a mix of medieval, neoclassical, Beaux Arts, Art Nouveau, Stalinist and the Modern structures. Only one visit will […]Read Post ›
Another Masterpiece – Chernobyl
“We are dealing with something that has never occurred on this planet” My husband and son just returned from Chernobyl last week – very taken with the 2 day tour and all the haunting sights. We all watched this series together this week. If you have not seen it yet – please do. Among my […]Read Post ›
Wordless Wednesday
A Masterpiece – Good Omens
Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett wrote Good Omens, released 1990, when my daughter was born. So I missed out on it then. This summer my daughter and son made me read it, and we have watched the 6 piece adventure streamed from Amazon. I simply LOVE it! The way I loved Narnia and JRR Tolkiens […]Read Post ›
Thursday Thoughts – Water, Harbour and Water Games
I thought I would post something of the lovely waters from Stettin/Szczecin, Poland. We went there for a week with Viveka of My Guilty Pleasures – so she has got some splendid views from our visit! No guide beats Viveka – and when it comes to restaurants and food… Nothing compares to U – Wivi! […]Read Post ›
Thursday Thoughts – Vatasafn/Library of Water
Vatasafn, Stykkishólmur, Snaefellsnes peninsula. This Library of Water, by Roni Horn, opened in 2007 – a constellation of 24 glass columns containing water from some of the major glaciers around Iceland. In fact, the first attempts to methodically record meteorological conditions in Iceland started exactly here in the mid – 19th century. The glass columns […]Read Post ›
