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Mallorca.
Artá, our second home town as from now.
This is so Spain.
Oh, actually this is so Mallorca in November.
No tourists around.
Our kesämökki.
Finnisch für Anfänger:
KESÄMÖKKI = Sommerhäuschen / summer cottage
KESÄ = Sommer / summer
MÖKKI = Häuschen / hut
My hubby is such a talented photographer.
He can see the light.
I am trying to see the light.
Early in the morning.
Can't sleep of all this excitement ...!
Quite poetic views.
Wondering how fast those palm trees will grow?
Wine has to be cut.
This gardening corner needs some reorganization.
Previous owners did not want to use these anymore.
It's not a very rare collection, but very British indeed.
No, the pool is not heated.
So only the locals "swim" there.
Touring towards Cala Torta.
Typical beach view in November.
Seaside vegetation.
Mallorca is popular among hikers.
This is definitely a better idea:
making art instead of throwing everything into the water.
Town Artá seen from ... the road.
Artà lies in the northeast of the island of Majorca,
around 60 km from the island's capital of Palma.
The Massís d’Artà, the highest and most compact massif
in the eastern mountain chain of the Serres de Levant,
occupies more than half the area of the municipality.
The municipality is located on the western part of peninsula of Artà
and is bordered in the west by the Bay of Alcúdia(Badia d’Alcúdia),
and in the north by the Mediterranean sea
where its coast lies opposite the neighbouring island of Minorca.
Our cute neighbours.
The blue sofa for the blue hours.
In winter we'll have some almond trees blossoming!
Also next to the house.
Happy campers having favourite dinner ...!
Beach view at Canyamel.
Alles klar dear neighbour.
Hubby with his new hobby!
I took the first steps in my herbal garden corner.
Call it the first cuttings.
Lemon.
Oooops, something going wrong here.
Where's the poison?
Very nice sunset indeed.
Me gusta Mallorca.
Me gustan las Tapas!
My garden last evening,
we got the first snow in Frankfurt.
