View of Kohlmarktand the Imperial Palace
The outdoor furniture
in front of Meinl Café is back,
and so are the torrents of spring.
I am looking
for signs of spring!
Fabergé-Style EggsPapier-mâché to be filled
with dreams.
Berger's Buchhandlung
Kohlmarkt
"Joseph Haydn and His Time in Pictures"to be read on those rainy early March evenings.
Berger's Buchhandlung
Kohlmarkt
Cautious GardeningMartha Srna-Modlitby
Naglergasse 1
Garden of Culinary DelightMiniature Sachertorten
Grown by Demel's pastry fairies
Kohlmarkt
Group Picture with BoysH & M Collection
Kaufhaus E. Braun & Co Building
Graben 8
A Rainy Day in Vienna
Photographed in the morning
of March 6, 2009
@ by Merisi
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Clicking on the images
will take you on more
Viennese excursions.
Enjoy!
Love your photos, Merisi!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visiting on my new blog. You are always very welcome! I add a Google Translator on the top of the page, although it is not so good...
Yes, "Timbuktu" is by Paul Auster. I also like his book "The Invention of Solitude". Did you read this one?
Have a nice weekend!
Lovely, lovely, lovely, where ever I am you transport me...I have inspired em to take my camera out in old carlisle and try to do it justice!!
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Thank you Merisi!
ReplyDeleteFor sharing this beauty.
These eggs BLOW MY MIND!!
Just think a Fabergé style egg even I could afford! ;-)
Will now click on the images now.
Have a beautiful weekend.
Sending you some sunshine!
xox
Constance
I'm in catch up mode, and scrolling down your many lovely posts. Every single photo you post is a work of art. I don't know how you so consistently achieve such perfect images every time. I feel like I've fallen into a dreamworld, or the past, or into my thoughts. Thanks for that.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos as always. You make even the mondane mystical and magical.
ReplyDeleteFantastic! I love that you can click on the photos and take another journey. Thank you for answering about the cats. I would rather have cats than rats any day.
ReplyDeleteNow, if I could stuff a few of those chocolates inside one of those Faberge eggs and slip out with it.
ReplyDeletePristine,perfect. Again I am transported.
ReplyDeleteYou are a genius with a camera Merisi.
Verification word is :cometh. I would if I could believe me.
So where is that Primula Irksome-ola you were articulatum about near your so-called tram stop eh?
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A beautifully coordinated sequence of pictures! Your cleverly-worked top one gives me the impression of a row of heart-shaped tables
ReplyDeleteCurmudgeonly Breakfast:
ReplyDeleteDear Grouch,
I think you need a hug: here! ;-)
May I suggest you help yourself to a good Paris Breakfast before you dive into visual feasts? How about some hot chocolate and a golden croissant?
My saffron-colored Primula Articulatum (or whatever its name) sits on my kitchen counter, listening to Arcadefire performing in Paris:
"If I'd fit in the windowsill I'd plant myself in your direction,
I would use the sun's energy
to make your place my destination."
With the best wishes,
yours truly.
Ah yes, give me some spring!!!. Sorry I haven't been around, been dealing with a case of shingles!
ReplyDeleteOuch!
Feeling better now.
www.thequietone.net
wonderful
ReplyDeletewhat always amazes me is how well you capture the "echte Flair" of Vienna! but I guess I said that before. thanks for sharing all these increbible images and making my morning coffee taste a little bit like viennese...
ReplyDeleteI love how you capture the small bits of beauty in life ,such as those eggs balancing on the book.
ReplyDeleteThose miniature Sachertorten are divine!
ReplyDeleteCatherine