While paint was drying...
we went out for a walk in the cold rain in the woods near the German border. Despite the weather that reminded me that winter will arrive very soon in this area (note to self: buy extra scarf, hat, gloves and bring them over), the landscapes along this short easy walk was quite stunning.
The Ruhr river, known for the big industrial area in Germany, starts in these magic boglands and flows gently for a bit through Belgium before crossing the border.
Some more boglands with a beautiful little black lake
The Schwartzbach, another little creek at the German border (the trees you're looking at are German).
And then it was time to heat ourselves up with a hot chocolat , and some more painting to do :p
The Schwartzbach, another little creek at the German border (the trees you're looking at are German).
And then it was time to heat ourselves up with a hot chocolat , and some more painting to do :p
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It must be nice to be closer to nature. I know I really get tired of the grey, flat, industry, farm areas here, especially in the fall and winter.
I also love living in the heart of a (small) buzzing city but the vastness of woods & boglands & lakes over there is fabulous.