Can't wait to see more, you tease!Welcome back!
There is a bit more on flickr...
I urge everyone to run (don't walk!) to JCBphotos on Flickr!!!
Gorgeous photos!
Welcome back! See you on Saturday (and maybe we can sneak in a trip to BT, since it's only five minutes away!).
Welcome back! We missed you! ~MIR
You're back!!!!
Welcome home! I join everyone else in eagerly awaiting posts recounting the details of your trip. x
Kyoto, Is that blossom at the Tea House there? I went many years ago and loved it. Looking forward to seeing all your future posts. Welcome home.pve
Thank you all!pve ~ the blossoms were taken at Entoku-in, the home of Kita no Mandokoro, widow of Shogun Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1536-1598). Following her death in 1624 it was dedicated as a temple. It has a lovely little garden and a beautifully painted interior.
Truly amazing. Right now I really don't have the words...so I give you a few bits of Japan, and a promise of more to come. xo.
Can't wait to see more, you tease!
ReplyDeleteWelcome back!
There is a bit more on flickr...
ReplyDeleteI urge everyone to run (don't walk!) to JCBphotos on Flickr!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteWelcome back! See you on Saturday (and maybe we can sneak in a trip to BT, since it's only five minutes away!).
ReplyDeleteWelcome back! We missed you! ~MIR
ReplyDeleteYou're back!!!!
ReplyDeleteWelcome home! I join everyone else in eagerly awaiting posts recounting the details of your trip. x
ReplyDeleteKyoto, Is that blossom at the Tea House there? I went many years ago and loved it. Looking forward to seeing all your future posts.
ReplyDeleteWelcome home.
pve
Thank you all!
ReplyDeletepve ~ the blossoms were taken at Entoku-in, the home of Kita no Mandokoro, widow of Shogun Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1536-1598). Following her death in 1624 it was dedicated as a temple. It has a lovely little garden and a beautifully painted interior.