Stupenda questa foto Pietro...già sento i miei polmoni riempirsi di aria pura e frizzantina mentre sono li ad ammirare il cielo ovattato di bianche nubi.
What a wonderful view! Those blue mountain peaks covered with white snow and those white puffy clouds that floating above but under the lovely blue sky makes the photo just spectacular.
Cette atmosphère bleue ouvre la porte au rêve, cela semble tellement irréel. On accède à de belles images sur le toit du monde. Mais où étais tu pour prendre une telle photo ? En face à 3000m aussi ?
This photo is fantastic, Pietro! Love the blue sky.
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This photo is fantastic, Pietro! Love the blue sky.
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Shalom Pietro. Thanks for your visits to JHDP. I always enjoy so much the wisdom and humor of your comments. Sorry I am often not prompt in answering my dear readers' comments. I do love "the smells and bells" and the drama of the Catholic Church. But as far as my joining up, well, "don't hold your breath." :) Guess I could have called them "invitations" to the Mass. I am used to saying tickets from when I lived in USA. There, on Yom Kippur and Rosh Hashana many Jews who never attend services come to pray. There is never enough room for them all. So the synagogues actually sell tickets to these non-dues-paying non-members of the congregation for a seat. Sometimes for hundreds of dollars. My seeing Pope Benedict for free was a blessing. :)
PS: I did not had the time to translate my current post, "The Fascination for a Desert Island". I did a translation and sent it to my friend Naomi. If you would like to have it, please, send me your e-mail. Have a nice day!
Oh nice!!! What a wonderful view! I can feel the cool fresh air from here. I love the shadows that the clouds have cast on the mountain peaks, so beautiful!!
I am sorry I haven't been around your blog in a bit... I will roam around to see what has been going on.
Just beautiful listen Irena Koblar, Chopin, Etude Op.25 No.2. Thank you!
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The sky isn't so bad either. :)
Un saluto e buona giornata!
Glad to see you joined into Sky Watch. We start sign-up later in the day.
On accède à de belles images sur le toit du monde. Mais où étais tu pour prendre une telle photo ? En face à 3000m aussi ?
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Thank you for your patience and for bearing with the technical problems on the website. Thanks for visiting Norwich Daily Photo and leaving your comment. Come back tomorrow for more of the Keukenhof series!
joy
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Have a great week
Guy
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What a great shot !!
I do love "the smells and bells" and the drama of the Catholic Church. But as far as my joining up, well, "don't hold your breath." :)
Guess I could have called them "invitations" to the Mass. I am used to saying tickets from when I lived in USA. There, on Yom Kippur and Rosh Hashana many Jews who never attend services come to pray. There is never enough room for them all. So the synagogues actually sell tickets to these non-dues-paying non-members of the congregation for a seat. Sometimes for hundreds of dollars.
My seeing Pope Benedict for free was a blessing. :)
Good morning btw, lol !
PS: I did not had the time to translate my current post, "The Fascination for a Desert Island". I did a translation and sent it to my friend Naomi. If you would like to have it, please, send me your e-mail.
Have a nice day!
Paz
Btw, I'm sorry I haven't been around for so long, Pietro! But I'm back. Good to see you still blogging! :)
I am sorry I haven't been around your blog in a bit... I will roam around to see what has been going on.
Hugs
Have a lovely Sunday!
Did I told you about this great site, Classical Archives? It just wonderful. You must to sign for a Free Member. The Benefits are:
5 "Free Play" tracks/day
Unlimited Play of 1 minute clips; 5 free downloads of MIDI files/day;
Keep all downloads for life.
Worth to take a look.
Enjoy!
Hope you are having Buona Domenica, Pietro:)
thanks for linking Doodle Dibbitz in your blogroll :) I've added your link in my other blog, Between4ears. :)