Happy January to all my friends and readers
New Calendar picture with this
beautiful watercolour painting by Frank Koebsch
"Die Ahrenshooper Mühle im Winter"
"The Mill of Ahrenshoop in Winter"
beautiful watercolour painting by Frank Koebsch
"Die Ahrenshooper Mühle im Winter"
"The Mill of Ahrenshoop in Winter"
Frank says to this picture:
Als wir in den vergangenen Wochen im Winter an der Ostsee unterwegs waren, dann hatten die Schneewolken die Landschaften an der Ostsee in einen Wintertraum verwandelt..
When we were traveling along the Baltic Sea in winter in the past few weeks, the snow clouds had transformed the landscape on the Baltic Sea into a winter dream.
(see here)
Another great watercolour painting by Frank Koebsch. Enjoy!
Read more on their website here. *
Als wir in den vergangenen Wochen im Winter an der Ostsee unterwegs waren, dann hatten die Schneewolken die Landschaften an der Ostsee in einen Wintertraum verwandelt..
When we were traveling along the Baltic Sea in winter in the past few weeks, the snow clouds had transformed the landscape on the Baltic Sea into a winter dream.
(see here)
Another great watercolour painting by Frank Koebsch. Enjoy!
Read more on their website here. *
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I have always loved windmills. Therefore, I cannot hide this January picture by Frank Koebsch. Isn't it beautiful?
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The
German word for January is Januar, so very similar. But there are old
German words, as well. They are often based on natural phenomena and
seasons. January used to be called Hartung (hardening) or Eismond (ice moon or ice month).
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🌬🍃 I wish you all a wonderful January! 🌬🍃
🌬🍃 I wish you all a wonderful January! 🌬🍃
Yeah, Windmills!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year Marianne. I hope that it's a good one for you, your family and everyone else.
Thanks, Kitten. And a happy new year to you. I'm looking forward to many "talks" with you.
DeleteWonderful artwork. I'm not a big fans of windmill but they do sort of bring on a nostalgic feeling.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely new year.
I totally agree, Lissa, and I'm glad you still love the painting.
DeleteI love that windmill watercolor! I took tons of photos of windmills the one time I got to visit the Netherlands. They're so picturesque. Happy New Year! :D
ReplyDeleteI would have done the same if I only were in the area for once, Lark. I lived in windmill areas all my life and must have taken hundreds of pictures of them. And I've been in many of them, as well. They never cease to amaze me.
DeleteBeautiful artwork. There is something special with windmill. Happy January and hope it will be a good year to come.
ReplyDeleteI totally agree, Lisbeth. Windmills are magical.
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