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Friday, July 9, 2010

"Gone fishing"



"I will be back around July 19th" - Gone fishing by Martina :-)
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17 comments:

  1. Claudia09 July, 2010 17:15

    Beautiful picture!

    ”Good tail wind!”

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  2. Ratzfatz09 July, 2010 21:38

    Have a nice weekend!

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  3. Anonymous09 July, 2010 21:49

    Bonnes vacances à Paris. Nice city to get inpiration!!

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  4. Markus Spring09 July, 2010 22:32

    Enjoy your holidays! I guess you will be reading quite some pages...

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  5. Lisergic Synaesthesiae10 July, 2010 01:08

    I really like the patched veils! Stunning colours!

    Enjoy your trip!

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  6. Unknown10 July, 2010 09:29

    I'm envious, I want to go to Paris, too... among other places. Enjoy your trip!

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  7. donnie10 July, 2010 12:13

    Salmon in the Seine?

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  8. paulboo10 July, 2010 16:29

    Paris is rather special but maybe not so great for fishing, great for photography though :o) Enjoy!

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  9. Jiggy12 July, 2010 08:58

    I love those old toy boats, as a boy I used to let sail them around our swimming pool at home, and longed for a dam or a lake nearby to get some serious distance,

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  10. ana barata13 July, 2010 00:05

    Hope you have a nice time!

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  11. That is the chicken13 July, 2010 03:29

    Hope you catch some big ones!

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  12. Roberto Pato 13 July, 2010 22:41

    It is an invitation to the trip...

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  13. AB14 July, 2010 23:38

    I hope you went fishing in something bigger than that boat

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  14. Mary Ann19 July, 2010 03:51

    Ah, childhood!

    It'll be nice to have you back.

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  15. Martina19 July, 2010 21:56

    Thanks to all for your comments and wishes :-D.

    For those who don't believe in fishing in Paris: one night at the Seine we saw a guy catching five or six eels in one hour - it was amazing. Fat eels!

    I don't recall ever having a toy boat, we used parts of a tree's bark and put some small stick in the middle of it - there was our frigate - boldly going where no one has gone before - down the rivulet for some two meters, *g*.

    Markus, not that many - I read "Immer Paris" by Karl Heinz Götze, a book I can highly recommend.

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  16. mauropucci27 October, 2010 14:38

    Immagine piena di fascino
    Complimenti!

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  17. Martina30 October, 2010 11:56

    mauropucci aka SCATTI: Grazie!

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