Tuesday, 30 October 2012

For Olympia - ♥thank you♥


The Julian Alps
Photo taken exactly two years ago during our stay in Kranjska Gora.  Kranjska Gora is located in the Upper Sava Valley in the far northwest of Slovenia. It borders Austria and Italy, both of which are within good walking distance.

36 comments:

  1. You are a great friend ! You are in my mind ! The
    combination of these wild mountains with snow and
    the forest down is ....I am sorry I can't find the word ! Can I have your permission to use this photo in my side bar as a big gift ? If I can please tell me !
    Thank you so ......so much !
    Olympia

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    1. Dear Olympia - of course you can use the photo on your side bar, I made it for you, the pleasure is mine, and I am glad that you like it.

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  2. Hello Rosemary:
    This is a wonderful gift! It looks as if it is a window on the world......and what a wonderful world it is.

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    1. Hello Jane and Lance - we were captivated by the beauty of the Julian Alps on this occasion enhanced by snow on the mountain tops and autumn colours in the valley.

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  3. How lovely Rosemary. A beautiful picture for a beautiful lady!

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    1. What a lovely thing to say Betty - I do hope that lovely Olympia sees your comment.

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    2. No , no ,I am not a beautiful lady ! I am a person who love the life , the nature ,the simple things , the smile , my thoughts are to other people and all these are in my face !I want to thank you Betty for this lovely comment , I will keep in my archive and you for this kind post !
      It is my honour that you have me friend !
      Olympia

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  4. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful x.

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    1. Thanks Janice - thinking of you, and sending you my best wishes.

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  5. Hello Rosemary, I love the halo effect that enhances the beauty of this extraordinary photograph. And I may add that Olympia with her extraordinary kindness is the worthy recipient of it.
    --Road to Parnassus

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    1. Thanks Jim - I made the halo with the help of picmonkey and the photo is from my archives.
      Hope Olympia looks at your lovely comment to see what you have said.

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    2. The polite comment of Jim honours me particularly. Just now my cheeks became red! These sweet words make me to smile continuity. May be I will need a little facelift! I want to thank him for this polite comment!
      Olympia

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  6. Exquisite picture, Rosemary! The flow of colour from white sky and snow-tipped, craggy mountain to the multi-coloured forest below is so beautifully displayed.

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    1. Thank you Rosemary for your generous comment. The Julian Alps are a beautiful range of mountains.

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    2. I've listed you as a nominee for the Beautiful Blogger Award, but see you prefer an award free blog. Just know that I think your blog is Beautiful!

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    3. Dear Rosemary - your comment has touched me greatly, I cannot thank you enough♥

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  7. A lovely image — it must be breathtaking to see in person.

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    1. Dear Mark - your Swiss ancestors would have been familiar with views very similar to this. It is the sort of view that you just want to absorb and never forget.

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  8. Fantastic vieuw from the beauty you saw.
    Have a wonderful evening Rosemary

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    1. Thanks Marijke - The Julian Alps are indeed majestic and beautiful.

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  9. Nice effect again. The Alps are just amazing.

    Greetings,
    Filip

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    1. I am happy that you enjoyed the effect Filip - I am always happy to be in the wonderful Alps.

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  10. So beautiful!! I love what you've done with this photo, too.

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    1. I am so so happy that you are safe Loi and have not suffered through Hurricane Sandy - glad you like the photo - all down to picmonkey.

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    2. I should try accessing picmonkey again. I always love all your collages and vignettes :) They are so professional and artistic!

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    3. You should give it a try - once you have mastered a few techniques it is very easy. If you need any help, just ask.

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  11. Hallo Rosemary!Olympia is my friend,and i am glad she gave you this special award!You deserve it my dear friend!Iam so lucky to find you!Your blog is my favorite of all!I mean it!Your picture for Olympia,is fantastic!Have a pleasant evening!
    Dimi..

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    1. Hello Dimi - thank you very much for your very generous comments.
      I am pleased that you liked the photo of the mountains - I chose mountains for Olympia because I know that she likes them. She loves mountains♥

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  12. beautiful framing and breathtaking view! I have never been to Slovenia myself...happy week!

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    1. I am sure you would love it judging from the photos I have seen of your travels.

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  13. Absolutely stunning photo, Rosemary! The round framing is wonderful, too.

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    1. Thank you very much Georgianna - I am a mountain person, I find them so inspirational.

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  14. So beautiful. I read just today the Slovenia has all the beauty of Switzerland for half the price. It's somewhere I would love to visit. M x

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    1. Excellent comparison, and you are right it is much, much, cheaper than Switzerland. Definitely a place for you to consider especially if you like being in the mountains.

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