A fence built of shopping carts filled with flower soil and plants … pretty cool idea I’ve to admit!
I’ll be back in spring to see how this looks when plants are sprouting.
CU,
Andrew >:o)
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Ars Electronica Center
The “Ars Electronica Center” in Linz at night.
Regards,
Andrew >:o)
Glas Front
A shops endless glass front around the office.
CU,
Andrew >:o)
Advent is here!
It’s Christmas-Time again and we had the first Advent this weekend. We’ve been at Vienna’s biggest Chirstmas-Market near Vienna’s town-hall where I snapped todays picture.
Regards, Andrew >:o)
Angaga Experiment.Reloaded | Final
Today our last posting from Angaga Island. Diving is no option today because we have to keep a 24 hours break before we can go by plain :(
Anyways … here are the last impressions from Angaga’s beautiful house-reef:
Many thanks to all our readers who followed us up to now! We really hope you enjoyed the show and maybe you’ll find the time to join us again next year on this channel ;)
I’m going to create a holiday-summary about ‘The Angaga Experiment.Reloaded’, holding all the missing details, by the next days so stay tuned and drop in again next week!
Many thanks and Ciao from Angaga,
Yours Andrews >:o)
Angaga Experiment.Reloaded | day zero
We had so much fun @ Angaga last year so we decided to give this beautiful island a second try. And we’re happy to offer all our estimated readers of lensblues.com the opportunity to get some closer looks at this magic place with us. Be prepared to get daily impressions of Angaga over and under water for the next 14 days!
Every adventure at Maldives starts at Male. From there you’ve to go by speed-boat or a seaplane to your target resort. In our case we went by plane straight to Angaga which took about 35 minutes.
On the way we passed a lot of small islands and atolls, some occupied others just big enough host some vegetation.
And finally we arrived at our spot – tired but happy :)
CU again tomorrow,
Yours Andrew >:o)
Happy New Year !
Best wishes and happy new year to all my readers!
See you again next year ;)
Regards, Andrew
Mocanita
This time it’s my pleasure to present you Constantins october reader-contribution.
Let’s listen what he has to say:
“The steam train “Mocanita” is a very important tourist attraction in Romania, for those who visit the area located in northen Romania – called “Maramures” and can be found only there.A round trip with this train lasts abt. 6 hours ( including a few stops in stations.
At the terminus station the tourists can eat, drink and dance. The speed of the train is maximum 20km/h, and this helps tourists-photographers. More information about this train can be found here: www.cffviseu.ro/content/en “
Many thanks to Constantin and TGIF to all our readers,
Regards, Andrew >:o)
Regards, Andrew >:o)