Monday, October 11, 2004
half a step away
it's not that i'm not adventurous, mind, but vacations like my husband's - backpacking alone through china for six long weeks last may, for example - are not my idea of rest and relaxation.
i see myself, i guess, as a bits-and-pieces traveler.
there was that wedding in madrid in june, and antwerp (these golden gables!)
was a september delight. in a dozen days - i'm counting them impatiently - rachel and i will hop onto the thalys for an autumn weekend in paris; november will see me in wimbledon, and london, for a few days visiting my wonderful friends ceri and richard.
"i suppose i'm more of a city-hopper", i mused at the dinner table tonight.
my daughter nearly choked on her garlicky potato.
"yeah. well. okay. maybe not yet", i admitted.
"but i'm getting there."
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Ah, Antwerp. Lovely clouds. Great composition.
ReplyDeleteGood contrast.
Paris: mmm. Would love it.
Take some nice Paris shots for me, as only you can.
Love Rodin's museum myself.
And P� Lachaise, of course.
Wish I could go with you ;-)
love the gables and the light. And I admit it, I envy you for all the city-hops you have ahead of you. Wish I could see Paris in autumn light too! Have a great trip together with Rachel!
ReplyDeletewe're all looking forward to your bit of city-hopping over to London. Lots of creative photo-opportunities await!
ReplyDeleteI'm with you - I prefer the bits and pieces traveling. I'd rather see choice bits of places and then choose to go back again and again.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love this picture - it reminds me of all my favorites from my Amsterdam photos collection.
I've never been to Antwerp, but this photo makes me long to go. I would love to go back to London soon...ahhh.... thanks for the memories! :)
ReplyDeletei'm looking forward to your city-hopping to san diego. :-)
ReplyDeleteAntwerp must be one of the most photogenic cities I know. I'm there every year and always get home with hundreds of pictures. I like the gold-on-grey in this one.
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