how beautiful it is to stand on a hill, looking over the big city.i just realised that i haven't said thank you for all your suggestions regarding winter food, i loved reading your ideas!
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- 3191 miles apart
- abby try again
- berlin reified
- christine's sketchbook
- clear north
- fen and ned
- fine little day
- get it on the neg
- hei astrid
- il-ne-kore
- jana
- jennan mieli
- johanna wallin
- jollygoo
- kimicon
- l'antipodeuse
- l'inventaire de l'esthétique
- le soleil à travers ...
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- little postcards
- lumetta
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- mackapär
- maditi
- miss moss
- máni katz
- on my way
- orangette
- primoeza
- sandra juto
- schorlemaedchen
- simply photo
- smitten kitchen
- spain daily
- sprink
- the baker's daughter
- the blue hour
- the north elevation
- the selby
- the wednesday chef
- {frolic!}
am a great fan of landscapes, houses especially on hills.
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i have always liked hills as well. the best would be to live on a hill, looking over the city till the sea. hmm, they say one can´t get everything, but why not;)
ReplyDeleteAns so, so English! ;)
ReplyDeleteaaaw, london.
ReplyDeleteneed to go. soon. love it too.
beautiful place. i love red brick houses... the fact that they are on a slope and you get a wonderful view aswell is a bonus :)
ReplyDeletewunderschön, erinnert mich an meine Au Pair Zeit in London. Das ist nicht zufällig Muswell Hill/Alexandra Palace
ReplyDeletein London?
lg nicole