And I found some little fold up bags, perfect for the collection of treasures such as pine cones, so we don’t have a crisis when the plastic bag breaks. But my other, park basket made shopping an infinite pleasure.
Your word is my command. I began photographing for you in Biedronka this morning, and suspect I was cursed for blocking the aisle. “But”, I should have said, in my fluent Polish, “Lucid Gypsy wants to know.” Shopping is a pleasure, because it’s followed by a daily visit to familiar trees to see developments.
It’s insanely lush, just as we start to edge towards frost. You really went at the right time of year. I love hearing about Maja’s continuing encounters with puppies. One of the funniest things I ever saw was a young ridgeback coming out of nowhere and licking her when she was having a tantrum. I have never seen anyone move so fast.
How lovely to see Warsaw in bloom! I haven’t experience a northern hemisphere spring since 2012 and this is making me homesick. Still, we are enjoying a very temperate fall in Sydney, so I can not complain. Beautiful images.
Gorgeous Meg! Nothing like a European Spring is there? XX
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Well, you filled your basket with some lovely images of Spring, Meg!
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And I found some little fold up bags, perfect for the collection of treasures such as pine cones, so we don’t have a crisis when the plastic bag breaks. But my other, park basket made shopping an infinite pleasure.
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Good to hear! 😀
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Can it get any better? You just keep on delighting. Simply gorgeous photos Meg.
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I think I might have got my hand in!!
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Luscious!
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Every post sees an increase in blossom. Delightful…
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So many! And cherry blossom. Icing on the cake so’s to speak. Love your love of an European spring and Warsaw is overflowing it would appear.
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All this loveliness must make shopping worth the effort. Actually I’d like to see what grocery shopping or a market is like in Warsaw.
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Supermarket tourism!
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Your word is my command. I began photographing for you in Biedronka this morning, and suspect I was cursed for blocking the aisle. “But”, I should have said, in my fluent Polish, “Lucid Gypsy wants to know.” Shopping is a pleasure, because it’s followed by a daily visit to familiar trees to see developments.
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Woohoo a treat to look forward to then, but if you start talking about some gypsy they might wonder how lucid you are 😉
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It’s insanely lush, just as we start to edge towards frost. You really went at the right time of year. I love hearing about Maja’s continuing encounters with puppies. One of the funniest things I ever saw was a young ridgeback coming out of nowhere and licking her when she was having a tantrum. I have never seen anyone move so fast.
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I bet the old lady in the courtyard who threatened to take her home under similar circumstances would give the ridgeback a run for its money!
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How lovely to see Warsaw in bloom! I haven’t experience a northern hemisphere spring since 2012 and this is making me homesick. Still, we are enjoying a very temperate fall in Sydney, so I can not complain. Beautiful images.
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Beautiful springtime images – my favourite time of year without doubt.
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