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Silence can always be broken by the sound of footsteps walking over frozen ground in winter, when the melancholy trees stand abject and let their branches freeze.

― Merrill Moore

 

Un beau contraste: La couleur Jeaune d'Or d' Immortelles commune avec le Bleu de Lavande. C'est l'été :-)

 

The fields of yellow Everlasting flowers (Helichrysum stoechas)

add a wonderful contrast to the fields of lavender.

A feast for the senses!

 

Ein Fest für die Sinne: Das Altgold der Mittelmeer-Strohblumen

kontrastiert aufs Schönste mit dem Tiefblau des Lavendels.

Farben und Düfte des Sommers :-)

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Wishing you sunshine :-)

We have again rainy days here....

Thank you for stopping by, dear friends.

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© Elke Wittmann - All Rights reserved.

   

The sun begins to rise on North Texas' Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge.

Harlech Castle Taken today with the beautiful blue skies and the lines above.

Lost my mind amongst clouds!

Please--View On Black----Last post for today--I promise---just anxious to get some photos into my stream----thanks for taking time to look--HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY EVERYONE :-)

thanks for comments faves invites always appreciated

 

Dandelions growing in a Perthshire meadow near my home in Scotland.

I love how the lamp looks like a chimney or cloud generator

Photo taken in Rome in October 2019.

Snow at Kankakee State Park.

Making a sunday walk with Bruce around the fields of Heinenoord

 

Thanks for all the faves and comments, even for just taking the time to view my photo's, much appreciated.

Nothing reminds me more of home than a gravel road and a vivid sky.

Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved Contact: nejdet_2005@hotmail.com

 

Cleopatra’s Island, also known as Sedir Adasi sits on the gulf of Gokava in the Marmaris peninsula. A popular destination steeped in urban legends of romance and passion, its name stems from a love affair between two of history’s most prolific people.

Called Kedreae in ancient times, present day myths refer to when the exotic queen of Egypt, Cleopatra spent time in the region. Although the natural landscapes and turquoise-blue sea captivated her, she was missing her homeland.

Budapest, Hungary

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