Zauner Chocolate EggFrom looking at it,
you would never guess
where this egg
is sitting so prettily,
or would you?
Alright then,
guess! :-)
L'après-midid'un oeuf en chocolat
Photographed
on Saturday, April 4th, 2009,
in the vaning light
of the blue hour
on a white park bench
of the Esplanade next to
Café Zauner
Bad Ischl
Salzkammergut
Upper Austria
*
Click
on the first picture for a cup of coffee,
on the second one in case you want a good chuckle:
Watch BSmax's ingenious way to break
a Cadbury's Cream Egg,
"Un réaction en chaîne pour...
casser un oeuf en chocolat!"
Enjoy! :-)))
that was my head rolling along the chute-d-chutes like an Easter egg
ReplyDeleteMerci
I like this idea of the Austrian Konditorei to keep these "old fashioned" labels...
ReplyDeleteI think that I'm starting to get the hang of this, chocolate, coffee and beautiful scenery. If you keep this up, everyone will want to go there.
ReplyDeleteawesome!
ReplyDeleteHave been catching up with your stunning photographs - all so amazing! .... and yummy!
ReplyDeleteThat little video was fun. When I clicked on the first photo, I thought I was seeing a statue of chocolate until my eyes made sense of where my brain was. Hmmmmm...that second one could be a lawn chair? I can't tell.
ReplyDeleteGlorious pics, Merisi! I clicked on the second for some Monday morning chuckles! ;^)
ReplyDeleteTell me Merisi, does your place look like postcards from Vienna?
ReplyDeleteI love "September" stroll!
Those images are...ohhh..I am drooling!
I lost the urge of a chocolate egg! ;-)))
ReplyDeleteBut for the blues...We all need something... Chocolat is a simple remedy!
If I were there it would already have been in my mouth.
ReplyDeletePARIS BREAKFASTS,
ReplyDelete*chuckle*
LARA,
the original labels, that is. Yes, I like the attitude that life needs to be celebrated, if only with a good piece of chocolate. ;-)
BUTTERNUT SQUASH,
did you know that the Austrian Emperor Francis Joseph used to summer in Bad Ischl? He had his reasons. ;-)
A BRUSH WITH COLOR,
the egg sits between the slats of a white park bench (I had to use a small stone to prop it up and tilt it at an angle where it would sit the way I wanted it to). ;-)
WILLOW,
the guy with the egg slides is a genius, isn't he? I watched it more than once. *smile'
By the way, one of your posts from last week disappeared. It re-appeared today. :-)
ReplyDeleteHmmm....
THE GIRL FROM CHERRY BLOSSOM STREET,
ReplyDeletemy place? You mean the city and country I live in?
This is hard to answer. As far as I am concerned, I am more than happy that I live here now and I love living in Vienna and exploring the other regions of Austria. To make the answer short, I would say that if you have a positive attitude and want to see the beauty of the place, yes, it is easy to find in Vienna and other areas of Austria images that look like conventional picture postcards. I try to see beyond them - and not only because my motivation is not to compete with professional photographers, but to document "my Vienna" and beyond, a visual journal of my travel to discover my own place here.
LA LENA SOUS LE FIGUIER,
so did I and I agree on the chocolate! :-)
CHARLES GRAMLICH,
luckily, the egg session happened after sitting with my family at Zauner's for three hours with tea and coffee, eating my own cake and all that ice-cream around. ;-)
THE GIRL FROM CHERRY BLOSSOM STREET,
ReplyDeletethat post had been published by mistake. I re-published it when I realized that there were already comments there, after initially putting it back into draft.
Thanks for telling me.
I have some older posts though, where the images have disappeared. No idea how. ;-)
Hi Merisi,
ReplyDeleteI tend to be confusing when I
write. Sorry ;-) That was really a rhetorical question after seeing your amazing images...
By place, I meant your home/house/apartment :-)
Thank you for responding though :-)
A very classy egg! Is it as tasty?
ReplyDeleteMerisi, I would be fatter, much fatter than I am if I lived in your beautiful chocolate...I mean City.
ReplyDeleteAnd, yes please, sounds like the perfect pick me up.
top shot!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the laugh. I can not image the time it took to set up the egg slide; how cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks for finding that video, they did ab excellent job.
ReplyDeletewww.thequietone.net
I would love to taste this viennese easter egg
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