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- forget me not
- a buzz
- blooming alone
- out of the blue
- into the light
- lungworth
- greener pastures
- simplicity
- bind
- touching the sky
- green monster
- equilibrium
- april afternoon
- sakura
- shy
- unfolding
- a walk in the rain 2
- a walk in the rain
- a threat
- double
- blooming in the rain
- collision course
- little suns for a rainy day
- crumbling
- invitation
- uphill
- just another sunset
- crossing the path
- photographer's dilemma
- what's up?
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5 comments:
lovely, a place of refreshment and rest in the middle of... where?
quietness and peace of mind are a great good, we should treasure them more.
keep well...
Love the way the table is framed by the trees - the view must be just incredible. What a treat after a long hike.
it's a great feeling when one is tired out and stumbles (almost literally) across a resting point
cheers - now pass the sandwiches please :)
A lot I would want to see what exists behind from this hill, the placement there that of table with the seats leaves somebodies to think that she exists beautiful view!
bart: not far from the city, overlooking the bassin with higher mountains in the distance.
the day was a bit hazy, though, so no spectacular views to be seen.
yes, i agree about the value of peace and quiet...
thank you
janice: the view is very nice on a clear day but this was not the case...
and the hike is in fact just as long as one wants it to be... 20 minutes or 3 hours...
floots: i had no reason to be tired really... not a long hike at all from where i set out.
and i thought you had brought the sandwiches (some hospitality, eh!) ;)
kostas: you are quite right, on a clear day the view is very nice.
but that particular day was a bit hazy so it wasn't really that much.
thnak you
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