This shot is a double exposure, showing the statue of Nikolai Krasnov, architect of the Belgrade Archives building, also shows a bit of reflection from Hotel Metropol behind it.
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Impressions of Belgrade and Serbia and maybe photos from an in-country trip by a long-term ex-pat.
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In any case, this post goes out to my friend Chuck Pefley, who used to have a daily photo blog from Seattle. I see Chuck and his lovely wife Penny every time I visit my daughter and family in the same city.
Here's to you, Chuck! A plethora of Vespas!
I think this fellow really was lucky. He was 'appropriately dressed' so that it didn't matter if he got soaked. He for sure got home before I did.
Sometimes we sit and have a cup of coffee or a lemonade (for me, of course; she gets water) and I read the newspaper.
The other day I noticed that someone had gone off somewhere and left glasses, a book, and a notebook, along with his/her water. I thought at first the 'writer' had gone to use the restroom, but he/she never returned in the 45 minutes I sat there.
Thanks to my friend, Alex Tomic, who alerted me to this and sent along her photo. So much rain over the last two days I did not have time to go by for a photo of my own.
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My oldest granddaughter, Mila, celebrates her tenth birthday today....how did she get so big so 'fast'?
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The heat did not stop this aspiring Romeo from looking spiffy for his damsel, to whom he is bringing roses.
A display of milk and dark chocolate leaves from the well-knowm Parisian Maison du Chocolat near the Bon Marché department store.