Hello everyone! A very warm welcome to you all! The video I have chosen for this post is a delightful 3 minute song from the 1930's "Whistle and Blow Your Blues Away" by Ben Selvin. The image stays the same throughout the video, so you can listen without having to watch. It is an upbeat, catchy tune! Enjoy!
I thought the above song was perfect, since many are having the "winter blues."
The photos I am sharing today are ones that I took a few years ago at Montreal's Biodome. I can never resist a waterfall or fountain, and this time was no exception. I actually took these photos from behind the waterfall. You just need to click on the images to see a larger view.
Thank you all so much for visiting me here! I always enjoy and appreciate reading your kind thoughts, which you are always welcome to share.
How joyous, Linda! Thanks
ReplyDeleteALOHA from Honolulu
Comfort Spiral
=^..^= <3
I enjoyed the music very much! Beautiful pictures too.
ReplyDeletenice Linda :-)
ReplyDeleteThat's a thing I have always wanted to do, as you did, taking photos behind the waterfall. Very lovely.
ReplyDeleteIt's been a long time since I've been in there. Beautiful captures!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos from the Biodome, Linda.
ReplyDeleteLoved the music on the video.The photos are beautiful!
ReplyDeletecool waterfall
ReplyDeleteDrat - I couldn't hear anything! Loved the photos though - so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLeann
very cool! i've never been to a biodome before, so thanks for sharing that! :)
ReplyDeleteBiodome looks interesting and beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteI love waterfalls too! These are really lovely. :)
ReplyDeletevery catchy tune...your lovely photos look like they could have been taken in the Botanical Gardens in Paris...
ReplyDeletej'aimerais vister le Biodôme un jour, merci Linda pour les photos
ReplyDeleteThat would be a cool waterfall to stand under :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love these kind of places in the Northern Cities. You go in its 80 degrees F. and their is green everywhere. Take and deep breath and think spring. Both St. Paul and Milwaukee near us have them.....
ReplyDeleteHi Linda! I've been enjoying your most recent posts. I love how they are upbeat and lift my spirits! The post on Alice Herz-Sommers has such an important message. You really can choose the good side and be optimistic! Maybe not every single moment ~ We all face challenges, and they can get us down. But we can choose not to stay down wallowing in the bad. Loved the ducklings learning to swim. Mothers of all sorts are amazing! Keep up with your photography! Your cheerful pictures lift spirits too!
ReplyDeletethe "winter blues." ?
ReplyDeletepas chez nous, le printemps s'annonce tandis que nous avons pas encore vu un flocon de neige
de jolies photos tropicales...
have a nice day
Superbes tes photos! Bisous tout doux et bonne journée!
ReplyDeleteWhistle and Blow Your Blues Away... was it that simple, Linda...
ReplyDeleteI can almost here the splashing...
Lie(f)s.
The tropical shots are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAh the bio-dome looks positively tropical! We're under another awful winter storm warning :(
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures sure help chase a away the winter blues!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful... :-)
ReplyDeleteI have never been behind a waterfall...thanks for sharing your photo's I use to whistle...
ReplyDeleteLove the Music and those shots are just great Linda x
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