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Tuesday 11 November 2008

From the mulattiera

Ten degrees at 8:30am. The sky is heavily laden with cloud, some of it threatening.

Shepherding (cajoling, dragging, whipping, carrying...) the children up and down this hill four times a day can be a right royal pain in the butt, but when a November morning provides a picture like this, you can't be sorry you're doing it.




The hills of Lombardy from the Piemonte side of Lago Maggiore.


Copyright © Louise Bostock 2007, 2008. All rights reserved. Please ask first.

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

"What is this life if full of care
We have no time to stand and stare..."

Anonymous said...

Nice sunrise.

Anonymous said...

Lovely to have a long view unobscured by tower blocks.

Anonymous said...

Unusual colours

Anonymous said...

Hi Louise,
Lovely picture, save it and frame it

Unknown said...

Mmmm... So nice. I remember once when I was rushing the kids to preschool. It had not been the best of mornings. Suddenly I stopped and looked at the beautiful sunrise (sun rises here about 7:30 this time of year). I releaxed and felt so happy. I tried to share this feeling with my three-year-old with less success :-)

Tuesday 11 November 2008

From the mulattiera

Ten degrees at 8:30am. The sky is heavily laden with cloud, some of it threatening.

Shepherding (cajoling, dragging, whipping, carrying...) the children up and down this hill four times a day can be a right royal pain in the butt, but when a November morning provides a picture like this, you can't be sorry you're doing it.




The hills of Lombardy from the Piemonte side of Lago Maggiore.


Copyright © Louise Bostock 2007, 2008. All rights reserved. Please ask first.

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

"What is this life if full of care
We have no time to stand and stare..."

Anonymous said...

Nice sunrise.

Anonymous said...

Lovely to have a long view unobscured by tower blocks.

Anonymous said...

Unusual colours

Anonymous said...

Hi Louise,
Lovely picture, save it and frame it

Unknown said...

Mmmm... So nice. I remember once when I was rushing the kids to preschool. It had not been the best of mornings. Suddenly I stopped and looked at the beautiful sunrise (sun rises here about 7:30 this time of year). I releaxed and felt so happy. I tried to share this feeling with my three-year-old with less success :-)