{Update} ... after hearing Dalai Lama's speech; we drove to Frankfurt for a little city sightseeing. it was a nice sunny day and people were preparing for a summer festival. I found Germany a celebrating country! wherever I visited they had a festival at the time!
Thank you for taking me (us) on this adventure by sharing some amazing photos!
ReplyDeleteoh thank you Simone! :) I am glad you like my photos...
ReplyDeleteSome how before, I just could not get through to comment to you.
ReplyDeleteThis bridge has miraculously been mended.
Wish I could encourage you to indulge us with more words to match your pics.
I am sure you have much to say.
Be well.
Do good.
All ways.
All days.
Stay true.
TERI REES WANG, you're absolutely right. I will add more words to the pictures.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
What lovely pictures!!!
ReplyDeleteHi I just found your blog, I love the vintage look of your pictures, or are they really vintage?
ReplyDeleteJu ;)
oooh i just love that you saw the dalai lama. so jealous.
ReplyDeleteAww!! We have buildings like the one in the second photo in Egypt!!
ReplyDeleteI am loving all your travel photos and recent posts! What a lovely season. It makes me so excited to travel again in September!
ReplyDeleteYour guest post was great. You are so classy girl!
loves,
Cait
Fantastic photos dear one!
ReplyDeleteMore sights to tantalize me regarding Germany. Oh how I wish I could travel to far away places!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing glimpses of where you were and what you saw.
The colors are fabulous! they give me a high summer innocent-child-like-feeling!
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog. So great to have you. Love your pictures. Now I'm off to look around some more:)
Yes, indeed, summertime is festival time in Germany, even the tiniest village has it's own. There are wine festivals, horse markets, sheperd's race,... near where I live. Every weekend another fesival! But it's so cool, you meet so many people there, a bit like offline facebook :D
ReplyDeletePS: I love your name because if you pronounce it in German it would mean chocolade fairy :) (I bet you know that)
Such pretty photos, I am glad you are having a lovely time ! Germany was full of such friendly people when I was there!
ReplyDeleteShokoofeh, I really enjoy your beautiful photos too! I love those of you in the country in your past post, and I love these vintage-looking pictures in the city. Thank you for your encouragement, also!! Cheers.
ReplyDeletefantastic photos, I love!
ReplyDeletex Pepper