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view of The Alps from my favorite hazelnut collecting spot in Switzerland
view from the Jura foothills of Autumn fog beginning to reach the upper plateau, filling the valley,
as it rises from Lac Bienne below.
i lived on the shore of Lac Bienne under that fog for a few weeks each year :/
those are The Alps in the background.
main entrance to the ancient walled-town of La Neuveville, Switzerland...
the town where i lived.
Zermatt, Switzerland... beautiful town at the base of The Matterhorn.
btw, that's me on the street :)
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| | awe-inspiring Cliffs of Moher, Western Ireland
vista of beautiful Lakes of Killarney through the soft Irish rain
Irish Watchtower on mountaintop near Killarney, Ireland
street of Galway.... quite possibly the prettiest town in Ireland
in the rainclouds atop McGillycuddy Reeks, southwestern Ireland
Irish gate...somewhere in The Barrens of western Ireland
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| | Caribbean water near Nassau, Bahamas
Salt Cay, Nassau, Bahamas
windward side of Aruba
marketboats on canal in Curacao
abandoned hotel in Curacao
roadside view on Virgin Gorda
Port of Tortola
a Tortola beach
St. Kitts
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| | my cozy Merritt Island,Florida house and home
my backyard garden with orange and grapefruit trees
view from living room looking through dining room to fav room in house, the screenroom, and out to garden
Dani (on chair) and Mario (under chair) relaxing in screenroom
beautiful brilliant Bromiliads blooming beside backyard garden shed
awesome annual Amarillis flourishing at corner of screenroom flowerbed
Dolphin Cove, Merritt Island... my fav place to enjoy the Indian River Lagoon. dolphins really do hang out here :)
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| | sailboat on the Indian River after suffering the 2004 Florida hurricane season
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| | my front yard enveloped by cold wet Floridian winter morning fog
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| | hurricane surviving Pointsettia in my garden.
the sea-salty hurricane winds stripped the leaves from the pointsettia,
but it still proudly bloomed joyous red for christmas. (see how beaten down are the Amarillis to the top left?)
my homegrown pineapple plant (from the cut-off top of a store bought pineapple!) has a fruit :)
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| | homegrown pineapple on 27 march 2005.... isn't it pretty? :)
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