First of all thanks Mitch for putting East Ham Underground station up as a banner photo. I am sure East Ham has never been so important.
Thanks Heidi for hosting, so now I will see what the village of Feldbrunnen, Kanton Solothurn, Switzerland has to offer
First of all a view over our estate. My garden is the last one before the little path in between and is hidden by a hedge, but you get the general impression of what it is like. We live on the ground floor, so have a garden where the others have balconies.
This is one of our neighbours. Actually despite the villa and the Ferrari in the garage he is a nice guy
Let's go a little further, just around the corner and into the village to the main road, cutting the village into two parts. The lower area, where I live and the top part known as St. Niklaus. Here you see the local train, known as Bipper Lisi.
And here a view across the fields in the top half of the village towards the Jura mountains.
Hi Pat !! Really great shots for Heidi's theme. Your estate looks modern, neat and tidy, but I'd expect nothing less in Switzerland. If that were in the UK, more likely than not you would see graffitti and litter. Nice neighbour, although I'm guessing from the fences and gate that he/she doesn't like unexpected visits. Lovely shot of the local train service. Beautiful scene in the final shot of the fields and mountains.
ReplyDeleteHi Pat wow love your shots and your banner is so wonderful
ReplyDeletePeaceful scenery
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Great shot of the train
Majestic mountain vista
ciao, congrats for the banner and wishes for your son
ReplyDeleteReally nice banner shot, Pat!! Congrats! Thank you for the tour of Feldbrunnen, it seems like a wonderful place to live. My favorite is the green and yellow fields with the Jura in the background.
ReplyDeleteGood to see again the nice shot of that London Underground platform... All the shots depict very clearly how Switzerland is a neat and beautiful country, your neighbourhood, particularly. The bottom shot is my favourite... it would be great for a picture card..
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