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This afternoon's walk

Posted by Claudia Moser on 5:22 PM in





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7 Comments

Pearson Report says:
5:31 PM

Claudia,

These photos are beautiful - I can just imagine how peaceful and calming your afternoon walk must have been in such a lovely area.

I'm curious about the location, is this close to home, or have you taken these while away on business?

Thanks for sharing your afternoon walk with us.

Cheers, Jenny

PEARSON REPORT

Raindrops and Daisies says:
5:32 PM

Your photos are lovely Claudia.

I love the reflection of the trees in the water, so peaceful.

Thanks for sharing.

Fiona

ps it is bucketing down with rain here!

You are lucky to have such lovely sunshine. x

Claudia Moser says:
5:35 PM

@Jenny - this is my town, just found this pond with my friend Johanna while walking with her kids. Lovely peaceful place, a great discovery today!
@Fiona - peaceful is indeed the word to describe it, sadly the photos are not so good, I only had my phone. And yes, I am very grateful for these sunny days, sorry for your rain, but remember it does bring the green!

Sarah Tokeley says:
7:11 PM

How lovely that you have such a beautiful place to walk and recharge your batteries :-)

Claudia Moser says:
7:54 PM

@Sarah - yes, I am very fortunate plus it was a lovely day which had to be enjoyed!

Claudia Moser says:
8:10 PM

@Izdiher - thank you, it was a nice walk!

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