PJ, lol. I just looked for some information and found a photo taken from the opposite side Bernard - unfortunately (or not, depends how one likes the cold) I am not living there, but Shaun is living nearby.
Julie, yeeeaaah, sometimes I am in the mood for "picture postcard photography" :-D
Yes Martina... how could you do that? I overcoloured that photo, and there are some I would rather not re-look at... for the record I like your alot better too!!!
Problem with nice views is that they become the "same" views after awhile... people I find never bore you... they are always doing something "strange"... as per your comment :)
PJ, but your comment was so funny and I was a litte bit disappointed about me not living there, :-(.
Shaun, I didn't really think about the photo, ;-), I only remembered a posting on your "old" blog about the Alps. Since I can have a look at them only about three or four times a year for me it is always breathtaking.
AB, yes it is. Switzerland is definitely a strange little country. I like being there. 8-)
I didn't mean anything personal by it, it's just pixel envy. So this is where St Bernard dogs come from? We had one named Pluto when I was 4 or 5 years old. Very protective dog, very.
PJ, "pixel envy" - haha ... yes, they have a museum there and some real dogs and of course stuffed st.bernhards in every size and variations.
And at one of the tourist shops there you can also buy a stuffed marmot holding a Swiss flag in one paw that snores when pressed on its belly - AB, Shaun: It is a strange country ... this marmot really impressed me ... I should have bought one ...
superbe jaime beaucoup la vision des montagne au loin . encore une exellente photo ma chere
ReplyDeleteLiving in a visually arresting geographic location doesn't entitle you to go around posting stunning photographs. I'm just sayin'...
ReplyDeleteWonderful, brilliant photo. Really like it! Great... did I say that?
ReplyDeleteDid I say I like this? Sorry posted the wrond link in my last comment......
ReplyDeleteThe closest I have seen you to a point'n'shoot shot, Martina.
ReplyDeleteThose are REAL mountains, nothing like the little humps we call mountains here in oz.
ReplyDeleteyann, merci beaucoup, :-).
ReplyDeletePJ, lol. I just looked for some information and found a photo taken from the opposite side Bernard - unfortunately (or not, depends how one likes the cold) I am not living there, but Shaun is living nearby.
Julie, yeeeaaah, sometimes I am in the mood for "picture postcard photography" :-D
Do we have nice scenery nearby here? I didnt notice :::)))
ReplyDeleteShaun, may I remind you? I wonder
ReplyDelete>.->
Excuses, excuses. Knock it off already.
ReplyDeleteI went to the link and I like your photo better.
Yes Martina... how could you do that? I overcoloured that photo, and there are some I would rather not re-look at... for the record I like your alot better too!!!
ReplyDeleteProblem with nice views is that they become the "same" views after awhile... people I find never bore you... they are always doing something "strange"... as per your comment :)
Switzerland looks a dark and strange world in black and white
ReplyDeleteUuhu, I should be quiet tonight:
ReplyDeletePJ, but your comment was so funny and I was a litte bit disappointed about me not living there, :-(.
Shaun, I didn't really think about the photo, ;-), I only remembered a posting on your "old" blog about the Alps. Since I can have a look at them only about three or four times a year for me it is always breathtaking.
AB, yes it is. Switzerland is definitely a strange little country. I like being there. 8-)
what a view, to a kill ;)
ReplyDeletei like your pictures very much
ps. thanks for your comments posted on my blog
greetings
It is a strange place AB.... the colourful beautiful pictures of the ALPS dont do it justice... ::::))))
ReplyDeleteI didn't mean anything personal by it, it's just pixel envy. So this is where St Bernard dogs come from? We had one named Pluto when I was 4 or 5 years old. Very protective dog, very.
ReplyDeletePJ, "pixel envy" - haha ... yes, they have a museum there and some real dogs and of course stuffed st.bernhards in every size and variations.
ReplyDeleteAnd at one of the tourist shops there you can also buy a stuffed marmot holding a Swiss flag in one paw that snores when pressed on its belly - AB, Shaun: It is a strange country ... this marmot really impressed me ... I should have bought one ...
Did you photograph the marmot?
ReplyDeletePJ, no, I didn't take a photo. I tried google today but nothing came up (besides some very very cute stuffed marmots ... :-))
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