Thursday, November 29, 2007
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"This regularly updated photo blog offers 'virtual postcards from Vienna.' Each entry features a collection of photos from Merisi's excursions around town. This is a great place to start if you are looking for some local perspective."
National Geographic Traveler
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18 Comments:
Gorgeous. That leaf is simply breathtaking!
Yes I agree. I love the frosty leaf.
We had a clear blue sky today too. Probably a frost tonight. Hope so. Makes a change from the everlasting drizzle.
Lorenzo.
An exotic blue flower!
The Incurable Insomniac:
Thank you. They air was chilly this morning, but I didn't expect frost in the Liechtenstein gardens. I hadn't noticed any while walking down the nearby Strudlhof Steps.
lorenzothellama:
Let's hope for a clear night, beautifully frosted fall landscape and blue sky tomorrow in your part of the world!
indicaspecies:
Plucky little flower, considering that temperatures do now fall to or near zero during nights. I think it is a stray clematis. Ginestra is also blooming nearby.
Merisi,
Thank you for you comment and the funny picture! Hehehe. I am already satisfied with my new layout design, and I love the pink-grey combination ;)
Your frosty flower is truly breathtaking, just beautiful!
I love blue flowers. I have spent a small fortune accumulating porcelain table ware in the Ice Rose design of Wedgewood (now extinct).
Beautiful the frosted leaf, Merisi!
Blue Lavender! I think I've only ever seen purple.
Not a clue!
Doesn't that lavender know it's winter tomorrow?
I painted the bedroom at the country house this week - "blanket blue".
With earthy tones it looks awesome.
That leaf looks so beautiful.
I love a frost.
It's as close as we get to snow!
No doubt you were taking a stroll around your Schonbrune Palace gardens while munching on a a bit of Viennoisserie - a strudel...
TEA:
You are welcome! :-)
(Dear readers,
Tea is one of the Fairies, over at Demel's, click on her name, and have a look yourself!)
MELISSA:
Thank you!
It was such an unexpected sight there, on a chilly morning, with December just around the corner.
MAALIE:
Blue Rose,
interesting. I wonder why they chose to paint a blue rose. Do you know anything about the story?
SONIA:
Thank you! :-)
CREAM:
There's no clue, really,
in this post, just the season's wonders. :-)
FREE FALLING:
Oh, I'd love to have a blue room!
That lavender is a splendid sight, I shall show more pictures.
PARIS BREAKFAST:
Carol, the Strudlhof Steps are not exactly near Schönbrunn! :-)
No pastry, just me and my camera, walking through the chilly morning air, having a jolly good time.
Maalie has a sweet and cute side, hasn't he?
MAY:
Oh yes, indeed! :-)))
Frosted leaves! They're gr-r-r-r-eat!
(really, a nice picture....)
That leaf photo is spectacular.
The frosted leaf photo looks like a couple of photos I took and photoshopped slightly. Check them out here http://www.flickr.com/photos/didrooglie/73868536/in/set-72057594057096304/ and here http://www.flickr.com/photos/didrooglie/320592451/in/set-72057594057096304/
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