And today's news is that I discovered I can easily upload photos from an internet cafe. I suggest going back to my three earlier posts to enjoy the photos that now illustrate my little stories. Do feel free to comment! ;-)
great pictures. Think we have the same weather here in Kassel. Some snow at the ground and cold with blue sky. We will start our christmas bakery today. Einen schönen ersten Advent!
Koos, I ned time to catch up again! Still haven't visited your last slideshow either - very much my loss, but I will get to it. Your pictures are too good to pass over, and the ones here are making me hungry for more. Poland still a favourite destination for you then? I can see why.
Stefan, How is life in the Far East? (which is Far West relative to Poland ;-) Already baking for Christmas? Do we get a glimpse of your profession here?
Chris, great to see you visiting here. Family...
Dale, As far as trolleys can be sidetracked... yes. I am more or less convinced that a camera is a magical box: it takes in everyday thing, and out comes something else, something most interesting. Funny thing is I couldnt deliver just a copy of reality if I wanted to. Blessed me. Thanks for the reamark about the lock, Dale!
My 'core business', Margie, showing why I find a subject interesting, whether it is a thing, a town, a region. That is the message I try to get across through photographs.
Always happy to get a comment from you, Stevie, and glad to know you visit more often than you comment.
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Wow, I've missed all your recent updates. Lots of pictures, lots of adventures!
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My comment is that I'm so glad I've seen so many more of the photos. You have some real gems to show us now, Koosje.
Thanks Val. The gems need to be posted first.
Brrrr....
Hi Koos,
great pictures. Think we have the same weather here in Kassel. Some snow at the ground and cold with blue sky. We will start our christmas bakery today.
Einen schönen ersten Advent!
Love
Stefan
Is that a side tracked trolley?
Koos, you create the most interesting photos from everyday things!
The night photo of the unused locks in Poland is amazing!
It feels as though I am right there...
Koos, I ned time to catch up again! Still haven't visited your last slideshow either - very much my loss, but I will get to it. Your pictures are too good to pass over, and the ones here are making me hungry for more. Poland still a favourite destination for you then? I can see why.
M x
I am awful for often not posting a comment, but Koos, I just tell you, I often get lost in your photos....
that is a good thing.
Stefan, How is life in the Far East? (which is Far West relative to Poland ;-) Already baking for Christmas? Do we get a glimpse of your profession here?
Chris, great to see you visiting here. Family...
Dale, As far as trolleys can be sidetracked... yes.
I am more or less convinced that a camera is a magical box: it takes in everyday thing, and out comes something else, something most interesting. Funny thing is I couldnt deliver just a copy of reality if I wanted to. Blessed me.
Thanks for the reamark about the lock, Dale!
My 'core business', Margie, showing why I find a subject interesting, whether it is a thing, a town, a region. That is the message I try to get across through photographs.
Always happy to get a comment from you, Stevie, and glad to know you visit more often than you comment.
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