I noticed, after posting yesterday, that I had not put up the previous batch of watercolorist, so some numbers were missing. Here they are, numbers 23 - 26, none of which I really like:
Long Walk
On our anniversary excursion, my Better Half and I spent a day walking the area, enjoying the countryside of the Emmental.
Many homes had Easter trees. They look especially nice on corkscrew willows. |
Typical rural architecture |
Most gardens and entryways have ornaments and decorations. These are rocks on wire. Further up the road we saw the home of the craftsman who made them for his neighbours. |
Typical large farmhouse... |
.....with a mountain backdrop |
spring decorations |
The local butcher shop of Herr Gygax |
A very modern garden with lawn and rock beds and this trained vine for an umbrella table. |
Suburbia, with silage bales in the yard |
Babies are announced with great fanfare |
Before this little house was a sign warning trucks of low roof. The corner was trimmed for that reason. |
An updated upstairs under the arch |
Broad vistas |
This was part of our official Wanderweg. |
A hotel on a hillside over a river |
A Swiss Freiberger |
A pretty field full of daffodils |
Cows coming in for midday |
To sit a spell |
... and more will follow later.
So many stunning photos in this post! I love all the buildings, especially that one balancing way up on blocks... It looks like you are much farther into spring than we are, but that is to be expected. Today it is snowing and blowing quite fiercely on our green grass.
ReplyDeleteI also really like the loose little birdies in the second painting.
I have things to post about, but I haven't had a chance. Hoping to get to it tomorrow (and maybe if I say it here it will really have to happen!).
Thanks, Katie. I was about to post, but I will let you instead for today.
ReplyDeleteSorry about the snow. Brother in Colorado says they got two feet of it.
I like the one with the birds, also! :)
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