Hello everyone! A very warm welcome to you all! The video I have chosen for this post is a delightful 3 minute song entitled "Hinky Dinky Parlez Vous". This song was sung on an episode of The Waltons. It is a war time song. Enjoy!
The photos I am sharing today are ones that I took back in July at a nature park. I found some flowing water and couldn't resist taking some photos. The sound was so beautiful and soothing, and the aroma was fresh. You just need to click on the images to see a larger view.
Thank you all so much for visiting me here! I always appreciate and enjoy reading your kind thoughts, which you are always welcome to share.
Hi Linda, glad the card made you smile. Hope it makes the Mr. smile too. It's a bit simpler than my usual Christmas cards for him. Time was getting short. Love your photographs. You're a wonderful photographer. I need you to teach me how to do this!!! Hope you're all set for the holidays and able to relax just a bit. Hope I shall once we get to the dtr's. Merry Christmas and appreciate your visit & commenting. Hugs
ReplyDeleteBonjour chère amie,
ReplyDeleteJe suis très heureuse de vous retrouver après ma petite escapade à Prague... Je suis ravie aussi d'admirer vos merveilleuses photos. Le clapotis de l'eau est toujours ensorcelant et j'aime la capture que vous avez fait de son mouvement rugissant.
Gros bisous à vous
The water looks so wet! Flowing, getting over rocks and down and around.
ReplyDeleteWater flowing over rocks is one of my favorite sights and sounds. I think that's why we enjoy going to the Smoky Mountains so much. I really enjoyed your pictures today.
ReplyDeleteThe flowing water photos are nice, Linda!
ReplyDeleteI love listening to water in a brook. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteSuperbes ces photos! Très joli post! je te souhaite aussi de très belles fêtes de fin d'année !
DeleteBelle journée à toi, et merci de tes visites sur mes pages!
Cath.
Bom dia,
DeleteAdorei as sua fotos sobre a natureza, as mesmas são de enorme beleza e qualidade.
Parabéns pela sua linda juventude.
Abraço
ag
i remember that song, and it was popular in those times.
ReplyDeleteThe photos reminds me the beautiful rivers in Lappland. Nice shots!
ReplyDeletewater is always relaxing, lovely !
ReplyDeletephotos of water in nature are always worth looking at, i feel! u captured the flowing scene really nicely, i believe =)
ReplyDeleteNice pictures Linda and video.. Merry christmas!!!..
ReplyDeletelively photos Linda...like em'
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots of the water flow...
ReplyDeletesuper l'eau vivifiante.
ReplyDeletebonne journée Linda
Laurence
Los arroyos de montaña, con sus aguas limpias, transparentes y cantarinas siempre tienen un atractivo especial. Un abrazo,
ReplyDeleteas kids we used to sing that song...pretty water shots, you've nicely caught them in full roll.
ReplyDeleteThe photos of the water are breathtaking Linda. I hope you have a terrific Thursday :)
ReplyDeleteNiin kaunista virtavaa raikasta vettä ja musikki on kaunista:)
ReplyDeleteI love watching water flow like that and listening to it too. Such a soothing set of photos. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI remember that song! Great. The photos are so pretty Linda!
ReplyDeleteflotte vann bilder !
ReplyDeleteAh warmer days! We're going through another winter storm here...perhaps Christmas will be very white indeed.
ReplyDeleteI always love photos of flowing water.
ReplyDeleteune chanson bien connue chez nous...
ReplyDeleteet de jolis clichés
have a nice day
See the free running water I love Linda.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos!
I wish you a good Christmas.
A kiss.
You, green and water, Linda... Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLie(f)s.
Hi Linda, the four sergeants are quite as bawdy as Oscar Brand, but it's always a popular song.
ReplyDeleteI love running water, those are great photos.
P.S Anyone interested in rivers and burns just search 'jimzvidz1 running water'
DeleteI remember that song Linda. My mother used to sing it to us kids. I thought I could French when I sang it!!
ReplyDeleteGreat water shots too!!