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Wordless Wednesday - Dreaming of sun

Posted by Claudia Moser on 8:06 AM in , ,


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thisisme says:
10:12 AM

What a beautiful scene for Wordless Wednesday this week. Yes, I'm dreaming about the sun as well, because we certainly haven't got it here at the moment! :( Still, as you said on facebook, we must think positive thoughts and bring the sunshine into our own lives!!

Anonymous says:
2:54 PM

A very peaceful scene!
-Laura

Adam says:
3:35 PM

have a great day

Karen Walker says:
5:24 PM

I'm dreaming of rain. We are in such a drought.

dahi. says:
10:43 PM

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Bibi says:
9:21 PM

*dream*

Misha Gericke says:
10:16 PM

Beautiful! Looks like somewhere I'd love to spend an afternoon.

M. Eva-Marie says:
3:31 AM

Just found your blog and loving it. Maybe we can follow each other on GFC or bloglovin? Please feel free to stop by my blog and let me know. XO

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orchid Miyako says:
8:47 AM

Dearest Claudia,
Oh, yes; it is raining outside now and dreaming of sun as well p;) I LOVE the soothing "vortex (hope the right word)" of the water♡♡♡

Sending you lots of love and hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*

Green Tea and Cupcakes says:
12:01 PM

It's winter here and I am so dreaming of the sun.

Ellie says:
11:21 PM

That is a lovely picture - I bet it is even lovelier when the sun is shining. :)

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