MONDAY MURALS---in a passageway...

All I could say was 'Wow.'  This spectacular series of murals (actually, all one scene except for our purple friend here), is usually hidden from view when the large passageway door is closed. 

I'm glad it was open when I passed.

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EASTER SUNDAY

 Today is Easter in the western world, but not here, since Serbian Orthodox Easter falls this year on May 2nd.

That said, I have no bunny or chick or egg photo for you, but I do have these girls in Easter colors.

WEEKEND IN BLACK AND WHITE --chillin'...literally

 Still testing my new mirrorless Z50. Took this from about 50 feet or so away with at 50mm. Not too bad. It was cold out, but sunny.

Getting there, spring is....slowly, but surely.

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SKYWATCH: I WANT TO LIVE HERE

 OK, I had said the other day that another photo was my last from Pancevo for the moment, but I couldn't resist posting this building, which I think I photograph (but not necessarily post) every time I visit. Would love to  live there and have that balcony...

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THEME DAY--April 1st "Future Blogger Tops Notre-Dame"

 FLASH:  You read it here first!

Just in and brought to you in a flashback from 1971 in the Nostradamus Daily, future photoblogger Yankee-in-Belgrade ascends Notre-Dame rooftop!  Yes, you read that correctly. Pat, formerly a.k.a Bibi, cast her fate to the wind and with the help of a little French boy who took her photo and who we hope is reading this, scurried up the roof on the north tower and held on to a flagpole. 

Our sources tell us the pole has long since disappeared, but Yankee-in-Belgrade, predicted 50 years ago by Nostradamus,  is still going strong. Says she today, "Nostradamus channeled me that day to say that one day the roof will disappear, so I figured, 'Carpe diem!' Glad I did."

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OLD SILK FACTORY RESTORATION!

 Last one from my recent excursion to Pancevo.  This is part of the old silk factory, which was an industry begun in 1733 and that you can read about by clicking here.  This building (much bigger than shown here, was opened in 1900) seems to be in the process of renovation and my friend and I feared it would become a ritzy hotel or something of the sort....but, lo and behold, it really is being renovated as the factory it once was (as a museum, of course). I couldn't find any info in English on this, but I will keep track and update you later on.

Here is my post from 2016 of the entire building.

SPRING BREAK?

 Well, probably  not, but these young girls may be thinking of warmer weather in Miami or  on a nearer coast.

MONDAY MURALS--dentist and eye check-up

 A mural from the town of Pancevo, reminding me to 1) make a dental appointment for cleaning; 2) get my eyes checked for glasses. 

No feet here, but I am getting a pedicure today.

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WEEKEND IN BLACK AND WHITE--last snow, I hope

 It is supposed to be spring and colorful. I am cheating a bit here, and if not acceptable in this meme, I will remove the post.  Sadly, this photo is nearly  black and white, taken a few days ago....oh, sadness.

We all really need some color now. Took this out my kitchen window on the high floor where I live.

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WEEKEND REFLECTIONS--where's the ladies' room?

 Yesterday I told you that I'd driven with a friend (female) to the town of Pancevo.  All cafes and restaurants were closed, which we knew. We found a hotel that was open and managed to order two take-out coffees, which we drank in the sun in a nearby park.

But.....Nature called and we needed to find a ladies' room. No public ones anywhere, so we asked back in the hotel and of course they let us use it. In this photo I am waiting outside for my friend to return and amused myself by taking my photo in the ball on the post holding a cordon.

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SKYWATCH ---PUFFY OVER PANCEVO

 Just had to travel somewhere, so my vaccinated friend and I drove to the town of Pancevo (PAHN-cheh-vo) about 15 kms from Belgrade to walk along the Tamis (TAH-meesh) river. Cold and windy, but nice. Am sure much more will be in bloom next time.

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