11 January

wintery breakfast

this is the view from my kitchen window as I have my breakfast

this is a picture from last february though as 

it hasn't really snowed yet this year.





new year's day we went for a walk


to the high rocks near the beach

where they light off the fireworks

it reminds me of Mr. Roger's Neighborhood

it's a beautiful day

and the sun is just shining onto these tiny streets





red

ribbons and strings



this is another image from a different walk we took

this time to Bailey's Hill

and there are polka dot circles on my vest


simple

all things simple meet at the beach

water - sky - earth

and in the evenings

the sun is on fire as it sets

over the horizon


Comments

  1. Tamar SB11/01/2015, 07:43

    That view does remind me of Mr. Roger's neighborhood!! Gorgeous shots. Have a lovely week.

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  2. Snap11/01/2015, 07:45

    Lovely! It does look like Mr. Rogers neighborhood and made me smile. All your images are striking. Happy Sun Lit Sunday!

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  3. EG CameraGirl11/01/2015, 08:26

    Great post featuring the beauty and enjoyment of living simply.

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  4. Sara - Villa Emilia11/01/2015, 09:01

    Beautiful series of photos!
    Have a nice new week!

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  5. Cathy H.11/01/2015, 09:04

    These are are wonderful! Love your little town!

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  6. tinajo11/01/2015, 09:33

    Pretty pictures :-)

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  7. Kate11/01/2015, 09:57

    The winter scene would make a terrific holiday card; save it for next year!

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  8. Sylvia11/01/2015, 10:23

    Beautiful post ... lovely images !
    Have a nice Sunday !
    Sylvia

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  9. 21 Wits11/01/2015, 10:53

    Simply beautiful, right down to the circles on your vest! I especially like the city pictures!

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  10. abrianna11/01/2015, 11:39

    It does look like his neighborhood! Like the wintery breakfast shot very much.

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  11. Barbara Lilian in France11/01/2015, 12:07

    Just made my 1st post on Sunlit Sunday, Didn't really know what was expected , loved seeing your way of showing your Sunlit Sunday.

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  12. Mascha11/01/2015, 14:01

    A famous photostory!

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  13. Mary11/01/2015, 14:02

    Love images and I love the post processing. So artistic!

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  14. Elizabeth Musgrave11/01/2015, 14:15

    Love your photos.

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  15. Pamela Gordon11/01/2015, 14:29

    I love these photos. So pretty! Have a great week. I'm visiting from Sunlit Sunday. Pamela

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  16. chasing the sun11/01/2015, 18:10

    Love this post with your images! I hope you have an awesome week :-)

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  17. My Little Home and Garden11/01/2015, 18:24

    The houses and street scene does look like something out of a charming storybook. Your shot of the ribbon and string if fun too, with the light playing with bright colours. Speaking of bright, the contrast of your beautiful outfit against the greyish grasses is beautiful!

    -Karen at ☀Sunlit Sunday

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  18. Lorrie11/01/2015, 19:42

    The neighbour looks like a friendly one just like Mr. Rogers'. Love the polka dotted vest!

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  19. Anonymous11/01/2015, 23:10

    gorgeous!

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  20. Ros Crawford12/01/2015, 12:12

    That's a super view!! Great photos once again ... Thank you so much for sharing with us at OBW!!

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  21. Manuela13/01/2015, 02:41

    a beautiful view from your kitchen, and so cozy to stay inside and look how the snow is falling! Thanks for sharing with us at "OBW"

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  22. Brooke13/01/2015, 12:56

    beautiful interpretations of the prompts!

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  23. Vandana Sharma13/01/2015, 23:13

    beautiful color combinations, happy 2015

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  24. Robyn Oliver18/01/2015, 02:48

    Thanks for sharing your lovely wintery photo with OBW

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