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Wordless Wednesday - Mirador del Rio

Posted by Claudia Moser on 7:24 AM in , ,










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17 Comments

Pearson Report says:
7:30 AM

Beautiful!

Jenny @ PEARSON REPORT

Sush says:
8:28 AM

Definitely did not need one word to explain all this loveliness!
Hugs~

Sarah Tokeley says:
8:31 AM

Simply breathtaking :-)

Claudia Moser says:
11:48 AM

@Jenny - thank you!
@Sush - so true!
@Sarah - it was!

Misha Gerrick says:
1:06 PM

Beautiful pictures. Where is this?

Claudia Moser says:
1:46 PM

@Luan - yes, indeed!
@Misha - in Lanzarote, Canary Islands!

Kathy says:
2:06 PM

Such stunning photos! Places most of us will never see. Thanks for posting!

Claudia Moser says:
2:09 PM

@Kathy - there are so many wonderful places around this world, wish I could see most of them as well!

Gawgus things... says:
7:59 PM

These are fantastic shots, Claudia! You take great landscape photos...

Claudia Moser says:
8:43 PM

@Emma - thank you!

wheatgerm says:
11:39 PM

that's an awesome view

Claudia Moser says:
10:29 AM

@Wheatgerm - thank you!

Rick Watson says:
2:14 PM

Very nice Claudia. I also wanted to say I'm sorry for not visiting like I should over the last several weeks.
Hopefully I'm back on track now.
Rick

Claudia Moser says:
4:36 PM

@Rick - no worries, I know you follow me and that counts :)

Unknown says:
8:32 PM

you have an awesome blog. great photos, and inspiring recipes i want to try for my kiddos. enjoyed browsing, and you have a lovely writing style that draws people in. :) new follower, and hope to visit again. cheers, and happy new year!
jasmine

Claudia Moser says:
8:40 PM

@AdamAlexMommy - thank you for your kind words, very sweet of you and welcome :)

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