My own private little Winter Wonderland (pics)

Whistle
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Last sunday we had a wonderful day here in Luxembourg: beautiful snow and sunshine. So I asked my daughter to take a few photos. Unfortunately we don’t have a digital camera yet, so the quality is not optimal. I hope you will enjoy the pics nevertheless.

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Wow! Beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing :slight_smile:

Loren

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wow, that is really very beautiful!

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Beautiful. There’s something about those buildings that reminds me of the fairy tale books I saw when I was really young.

Steve

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WOW! You are very fortunate to be surrounded by such beauty! I agree with Steve, the buildings look just like something from a fairy tale book. Did all the writers of fairty tales come from Luxembourg?

Thanks for sharing!!

Cheryl

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Both the scenery and photography are magnificent!

Philo

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Absolutely beautiful, and very serene!

MarkB

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The pictures look great with the snow. Do they ever eat snow ice cream in Europe?

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Brigadoon it IS.

And a destination too. I’ll wait for the right foggy day to get in :wink:

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thanks for your kind comments everyone. One day we’re going to have a session together up in that castle, huh?

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Very beautiful, Claudine. Certainly beats snow-covered Copenhagen. :slight_smile:

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Jens, I have never been in Copenhagen. Would you post a few pics? With our without snow.

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I’m proud to be a neighbour of yours Claudine

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WoW. Looks like Belle’s little town in the Disney film “Beauty & The Beast” or something. I mean that in the best possible way because those pictures are awesome & definately looks like somethin’ out of a fairy tale. I would love the chance to make some snow ice cream there. =)

Today’s precious moments are tomorrow’s fond memories.

  • Uriah

[ This Message was edited by: 2nd Wind on 2003-01-09 06:22 ]

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Very neat!

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Claudine,
Your daughter is very talented. Not only is the scenery beautiful but the photos are very professionly composed.

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Walden,

What’s snow ice-cream? I guess that might mean we don’t have it here, but maybe it has a different name.

All: We actually had enough snow in London yesterday to build snowmen - until some chuffheads decided to knock them to bits. My Australian friends are in heaven, having never experienced snow before we’ve had the best fall of really fluffy snow in a few years.

The pictures are really pretty, our London architecture, while varied, doesn’t quite match up!

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Utterly wonderful, Claudine! Thank you for sharing! :slight_smile:
Bill Whedon

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C’est très beau, Claudine. It’s no wonder
you would ever want to come to the wide open spaces of Texas. Kudos to the photographer…

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On 2003-01-09 07:42, Martin Milner wrote:
Walden,

What’s snow ice-cream? I guess that might mean we don’t have it here, but maybe it has a different name.

Walden…I guess this must be an Oklahoma thing.

Martin, Snow ice-cream = snow, sugar, vanilla (or your favorite) extract, milk, & eggs(you can leave these out if you are afraid of samanilla, but it gives the ice cream more texture). Just fill a bowl with some fresh clean snow, add milk, sugar, & flavoring & there you have it…snow ice cream.

You can try this one as well http://www.cooksrecipes.com/dessert/snow-ice-cream-recipe.html

Today’s precious moments are tomorrow’s fond memories.

  • Uriah

[ This Message was edited by: 2nd Wind on 2003-01-09 11:07 ]