 pink morning - what else can I say but THANK YOU !  pink morning what else can I say but NAMU AMIDA !  my neighbour below   GokuRakuAn ... the Roof  wild fields in pink sunshine  pink morning mist - GokuRakuAn at its best  鴇色の朝を迎えて南無阿弥陀 |
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薄紅の大垪和の朝や言葉なし
pale pink morning in Ohaga
without words
rosaroter Morgen
in Ohaga ...
ohne Worte
Nakamura Sakuo
Thank you, Sakuo san!
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My Photo ALBUM of this morning
Start from here to Nr. 37
. . . Read my SNOW Haiku of this winter 2007/2008
. . . Read my Haiku Archives 2008
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WOW, Gabi....pink is right, what a beautiful start to the day!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, again.
P. from USA
Woke up feeling grouchy - but visiting Gabi's site is leaving me "in the pink"
ReplyDeletepink morning
ReplyDeletein a snow covered scene
warm thoughs
much love
gillena
Dear Gabi san
ReplyDeleteThank you very much your morning picture
apricot blossoms open in my town today.
etsuko
"pink morning" what a beautiful word it is ?
ReplyDeleteIt is your treasure,if possible to
apply pattent on the word, I woulld like say [ pink morning ] belong to Gabi san's invention.
Then how do you and I translate it to Japanese??
曙？
sakuo
Hi Sakuo san,
ReplyDeletehow about
usubeni akebono
I use this color chart sometimes
http://www.colordic.org/w/
or toki-iro no akebono
鴇色 (ときいろ)
GABI
spring snow --
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for the blossoms!
Many of the scenes of fluffy snow on tree branches in the pink hue of morning sunrise reminded me of hanami... only much colder!! hee
hee!
Etsuko san's melting snow and your pink snow... maybe pink lemonade
mix!? (oh I must be thinking of summer!)
ciao... chibi
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cherrypoetryclub/message/33016
AHA moments ...
ReplyDeletesimply beautiful ...
D. from USA
What an amazing photo, Gabi.
ReplyDeleteIt looks just like a painted scroll.
L.
Beautiful image and sentiment, I enjoyed browsing your photos
ReplyDeleteon Flickr as well. Thanks for sharing.
cheers, S. USA
Oooh, these are all wonderful photos, Gabi san...
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing them!
And your haiku are from the heart...
L. from Canada
Oh my goodness, Gabi! These are gorgeous. No wonder people can fall in love with snow . . . except when they have to shovel in it or drive in it.
ReplyDeleteNature gives the best gifts!
S.
Michael just saw this photo and says he wants to come and live with you. It certainly does make snow look beautiful - but I'm still not interested in living somewhere as cold as my freezer .
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Wow, Gabi san, we've had an abrupt change of the weather--from -15 to +23 degrees Celsius--it's almost suicidal. What a perfect serene picture!
ReplyDeleteThe BEE
Gabi-san, Amida Buddha was kind to you indeed - so long as you are toasting your toes under the kotatsu A lovely photo and gentle (heart-warming) haiku.
ReplyDeleteWe just recieved a photo of our two-year-old grandaughter experiencing her first snowfall in Tokyo - her face is screwed up, and she doesn't look at all impressed with snow ...
A friend who loves Japan!
Gabi, what an absoutely lovely photo. I also had a look at your album, how gorgeous. I love the snow. We usually get quite a bit of snow here too, but we didn't get too much this year. I still remember the year we got almost 8 feet of snow.
ReplyDeleteM. USA
The whites and greys turning pink are fairy-like, so much in tune with the romantic scenery that surrounds you, Gabi! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteBest,
visnja
Thanks for your visit, granny and all!
ReplyDeleteNature paints for us, I am just ther to catch her in the act ...
GABI
A good catcher, then, Gabi, a born hunter in fact :-) ... sunny greetings from Zagreb, v
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