I'm taking a break next week. Enjoy your weekend, see you soon!
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P.S. Below, Friday AM forecast is -20C/-8F (thanks to Jack for the Fahrenheit reminder) - far colder than Alaska's 2-3C. No wonder my camera's protesting.
Friday, January 24, 2014
This month many years ago
I'm taking a break next week. Enjoy your weekend, see you soon!
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It certainly feels like sacred space indeed, just looking at it.
And later crossing the Delaware to surprise the Hessians!
ALOHA from Honolulu
Comfort Spiral
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Big history and cool shot.
-20°C sounds extremely appealing to me, believe it or not.
A break? But you've only just come back, lol! :-)
A wonderful view and warm tones in the air. Great !
Best regards, Synnöve
Un precioso lugar para pasear y relajarse.
Ángel
Love the columns. Enjoy your break!
Very sombre and historical... enjoy your break, and keep warm!
It's a beautiful view from there! I hope you are taking a break to somewhere warmer.
Incredible, Lulu!
I'm with your camera. I protest every time I have to step outside!
Such a super shot, the glow on the horizon is lovely. I find it so hard to understand how it can be colder in Princeton than it is in Alaska! The world is going mad :) have a wonderful break Lulu.
I feel the eternal flow of time from this beautiful scene.
Have a wonderful break!
Nice looking columns.
It looks sacred in your beautiful photo!
That rose blush on the horizon and the silhouettes of the sitting people make this photo, Lulu.
Have a good break.
Ohoh.. In Alaska so warm !!
Have a happy vacation. See soon.
Hugs
I'm thinking of heading for Alaska for a few days. :)) Enjoy your break.
oh that's a beautiful photo...so much history there...stay warm!!
Despite our being born and raised in NJ, we have never toured these historic areas, so nice to see and read about the history. And, it was colder on the VA eastern shore too than in Fairbanks, Alaska, where blogger friends live and they let us know as well. Enjoy your time away.
Despite our being born and raised in NJ, we have never toured these historic areas, so nice to see and read about the history. And, it was colder on the VA eastern shore too than in Fairbanks, Alaska, where blogger friends live and they let us know as well. Enjoy your time away.
It is a beautiful shot, Lulu. I think the cold weather is stuck over your part of the world. Still no snow for us. See you back here soon :).
Amazing history and an outstanding picture with amazing composition!
We soon expecting snow and I am waiting for it. I hope it will clean our air and the sky.
Lulu, I wish you a very nice week!
Opposite to Ciel I don't even want to know what -20ºC looks like! LOL! Great shot - postcard perfect!
Wow. Between the columns and the lighting this is just a stunning shot.
Something about the cold and snow that give it gravitas. On Australia Day, our founding day, in 1788 there was a hell of a thunderstorm and a drunken orgy!
Enjoy your break
I would protest, too… ;-)
Thanks so much for this beautiful and informative post, Jude, and have a wonderful break - at least I hope it's not a work-related break ;-)
That sunset/sunrise is gorgeous in the first photo, and I know it must be freezing over there at the moment - as a geography student we've been bombarded with polar vortex facts these past few weeks! - Tasha xxx
Nice shot! Enjoy your break.
I hope that you have headed to a warmer climate for your break, or if not, you are snuggled under a pile of down blankets!
Your snow photos of previous posts are exquisite, and that will probably be as close as I get to a scene as beautiful as yours.
Enjoy your break.
bises,
Genie
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