autumn walks : the rhine.

i love doing walks in autumn. i have the feeling that everything is simply more peaceful then. falling leaves, yellow, red, brown, mixed colours. the weather is a little bit cooler, so you're not out of breath after one hour of walking. even the people are not so annoying like in summer or spring. i'm born in autumn and autumn is perhaps my favourite time of the year, even though i like all seasons. recently it doesn't quite feel like autumn though, even if it looks like it. but the temperatures are up to 16 C these days, more like spring time. a lot of flowers still have blossoms and some bushes already developed new leaves, haha.

the first walk i did a week ago, visiting the rhine. rhine is just one of my favourite places in wiesbaden ( that's why i always post so many photos of it :D ), even though the river is most beautiful the more you get to koblenz. i said it before: water just soothes me.

the haven in schierstein.

view onto the taunus.

the storks are out of town.

sycamore trees.

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may '20: seeking modernism.

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of dragons & critters and yin & yang kittens.

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ghost of nature.

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