I like that you gave much importance to the sky. For the North Sea it was an unusually sunny day I suppose. And where is the Black Rooster?

I know about the Waddenzee, I have walked it with a guide in East Friesland. For me it is very interesting, I like to learn about Nature in all it's manifestations. My family name is supposed to originate from northern Germany and there is a theory that it comes from the designation of the long poles rammed into the sand and mud to indicate the shipping channel. (Could that be Priel in Frisian?) The name for the poles is supposed to be "priggen" , but I'm not sure about this story. (Some not so nice people say that my name is connected to the English word prig.) Anyway, I love the history of languages, I studied it a bit in University, mostly of English, a little of French. Later I tried to transmit my fascination with it to my enriched students in High school. I think I succeeded for most students, no mean feat if your clientele is 16 to 17 years old. And of course there are so many points where Old English, Low German and the different old Dutch languages are connected. My Grandmother spoke Plattdeutsch, so if I read the comments in Dutch by some of your compatriots I can get an idea of what it means.

Nice View!

Very beautiful color gradients here.So plain field and lovely scene.

Love to look at it! Looks like painted. Wonderful colors from dark green about light green to light brown. And of course the wonderful light blue. The lines are perfect. You made me happy, Erik.

Soft, so soft this one - I like it, like a fairytale photo.