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More Warnemunde
A few more images of Warnemunde, Germany…. They were working on the streets in this part of town, hence the white barriers. I love the design on this florist shop. This place is looking a little rough, but I like … Continue reading
Warnemunde, Germany
Warnemunde is a seaside resort located in former East Germany and a district of the city of Rostock. The city was founded around 1200, and was a small fishing village for centuries. In 1323 WarnemĂĽnde was bought by the city … Continue reading
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Happy Mothers Day
It’s Mothers Day on Sunday in the U.S., so here’s a “Mother of Pearl” rose for all the moms out there…. Great weekend, everyone! {carole}
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Tagged Ball jar, Mother of Pearl rose, pastels, peach-colored rose
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Mint Condition
I found the sweetest vintage teacups and saucers in an antique emporium a while back. The price was right, so I grabbed them. Shades of mint, pale blue and pink with a touch of gold. The flowers were a surprise. … Continue reading
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Tagged mint, pale blue china, pink, soft light, vintage teacups and saucers
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Warnemunde Sunset
We arrived in the port town of Warnemunde, Germany, at sunset. So glad we were on the best side of the ship for this. You can see a bit of the town on the right. That little orange boat on … Continue reading
Jacaranda Time
The Jacaranda trees are in bloom now, a little early. I looked at photos of them from two years ago and they were taken on May 25. We’ve been having a lot of windy days lately, but I was worried … Continue reading
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Tagged California, jacaranda blossoms, Jacaranda mimosifolia, sunflare
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Travel Scan: Prague, Astronomical Clock
Writing about the astronomical clock in Rostock, Germany, made me think of the one in Prague, so I scanned this image: This clock was first installed in 1410 and is composed of three parts: the astronomical dial, representing the position … Continue reading
Rostock, Part II
Back to Rostock. 🙂 The city library was constructed in the late 15th century and is an example of medieval residences in Rostock. The colors are so well-coordinated. At the end of the street you’ll find City Hall. Yes, it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged astronomical clock, City Hall, city library, Dutch Renaissance architecture, Germany, Marienkirche, Marientreff, Rostock
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Rostock, Part I
The city of Rostock, Germany, joined the Hanseatic League in 1251. In the 14th century it was a powerful seaport town with 12,000 inhabitants and the biggest city of Mecklenburg. As I mentioned in a previous comment, I didn’t realize … Continue reading
This Is Jeopardy
After we had lunch at the Farmers Market in L.A., we went to a live taping of Jeopardy! I have wanted to watch a taping of any show since I was a kid, and we are total Jeopardy nerds. One … Continue reading
Pearls & Prose 