That sky is the bluest of blue. The contrast with the white statuary makes me think of Greece.
I am in Texas right now, but the usual blue sky is rather hazy . . . 93 degrees (already!) yesterday.
Thanks so much for linking me to the Leaves of Grass post about bookshelves. I adore your bookshelves . . . and I have jotted down the name of Arno Schmidt -- a writer unknown to me.
Wow, such a wonderful blue sky! Glad that you have some sun in Vienna. :) The sky in London looked almost the same these last days. Isn't it wonderful to feel spring coming?
High Noon
every*time it rains
ReplyDeleteon my house
and is dark&drizzly
i pop
over here
to catch the light...
i do!
:-)
{{ unless
we are under a tornado warning,
then i hide
in the broom closet }}
♥
That sky is the bluest of blue. The contrast with the white statuary makes me think of Greece.
ReplyDeleteI am in Texas right now, but the usual blue sky is rather hazy . . . 93 degrees (already!) yesterday.
Thanks so much for linking me to the Leaves of Grass post about bookshelves. I adore your bookshelves . . . and I have jotted down the name of Arno Schmidt -- a writer unknown to me.
So shiny and lovely! :)
ReplyDeleteMy first thought -- after being in the garden all morning -- was that those fellows needed to put on hats.
ReplyDeleteWow, such a wonderful blue sky! Glad that you have some sun in Vienna. :) The sky in London looked almost the same these last days. Isn't it wonderful to feel spring coming?
ReplyDeleteAm here for a flying visit (leaving first thing Monday for Klagenfurt). The sky today was amazing.
ReplyDeleteThinking of you while I dawdle around the streets.
"Gosh!", as Gary Cooper would say in HIGH NOON...
ReplyDeleteWhadda sky!