Looking Uparound 8:30 this morning
on my way to the metro station
Thank heavenI had left early,
otherwise
I would have been late,
again.
Too much
to see
along
my path ....
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Das Wetter ist ein Traum und deine Fotos geben das wieder!
ReplyDeleteCool.
ReplyDeleteWonderful sky, I too love looking up~
ReplyDeleteAnd in the third picture the bird too is looking over his winter world...
ReplyDeleteBlue skies...
ReplyDeleteNuttin' but blue skies do I see...
Doodly..doodly..do..
It looks cold!!
ReplyDeleteYou have such a good eye, Merisi, whether it's trained on the skies or the ground--always something of interest! Magnificent skies!
ReplyDeleteMerisi, I agree with you about allowing time along the way, any way, any day.
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Thank you for leaving early and taking time to share your world with us! Such beautiful skies!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous sky--and I love that book of Calvino's! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteDanke, Svet! :-)
ReplyDeleteCharles Gramlich :-)
Mary Howell Cromer,
I love what you are seeing!
Margaret Benbow,
it seems as if each of Vienna's trees hosts a bird guardian!
Paris Breakfast,
good thing I also took a long walk at lunchtime, this morning it is snowing, again.
Amber,
ReplyDeleteit was so cold I was still feeling it, hours after my walk.
My dog started shivering the moment I carried him out the door this morning.
A Brush with Color,
Sue, at times I think I am suffering from some form of obsession, it can be quite inconvenient not being able to let things be, without capturing them. ;-)
Frances,
I remember Ann Landers, something about the journey being the one to enjoy (a Bob Hastings quote comparing life to a train ride, or such).
Vicki Lane,
you are welcome!
It is wonderful to know that besides myself there will be people like you who enjoy what I do.
ds,
I lost that book (somehow, five years after the "big move", I still discover the one or other of beloved books missing on my shelves - somehow, mysteriously, always dearly beloved ones). On my next trip to Italy, I shall buy a new copy (for you readers, the book we are talking about is Italo Calvino's "Se una notte d'inverno un viaggiatore", "If on a Winter's Night a Traveler").
A beautiful Rook in the bottom picture!
ReplyDeleteMaalie,
ReplyDeletethank you,
I had been wondering which one it was. We have way too many birds here, I never know whether it's a rook or a raven or whatever. ;-)
Btw. how can you identify a bird from so far away?
Merisi, it has the right 'shape' for a rook. I think that even at that range it would be possible to discern the two-tone of a Hooded Crow.
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