Life in Mons, la vie en Mons (Belgium)
"Kiss" - "Le bisou"
To play with bubbles is a creative activity.Church in Ittre. l'Eglise en Ittre.
Because of the trafic jam I left the high way and took the secondary roads: friday-afternoon, the sun and the beginning of the weekend.Little park in Veenendaal. Un petit parc en Veenendaal.
And there it is, just while you are passing the trainstation. A quick stop and take a picture.Little fluff, Une petite plume.
Beauty from flowerbulbs. La beauté des bulbes .
Daffodil-dance. La danse de Narcisse.
Like ballerinas on the stage. Comme des ballerinas sur le podium. Beside the kitchendoor. A coté de la porte de cuisine.
Looking at the wall this is a house with history. Wig-trees. Les arbres avec des perruques.
These pruned trees are growing at the side of the little churchlane of Havré. Each spring I look if their "heads" are still the same. Their wigs are just cut off completely. Bald outlook!Little church in Havré. Petite eglise en Havré.
It is small but on the inside it is beautiful.Evening-miracle. Miracle du soir.
The sky is every time new, never the same. Picture is modified a little bit.At the neighour's place the grass is greener. L'herbe chez les voisins est plus verte.
Every day she passed by in the afternoon and stood there, watching over the fence.Visit of our grandson. La visite de notre petit-fils.
Our grandson of five is able to use the computer, look up the games and change game and level. I feel myself as a grandma a neanderthaler. But tying his shoes is for him quite difficult and asks his granddad to do that for him. Lately he has grown that much that he is able to look down on the shiny skin of his head. He touches his head with one finger and says "Hé, granddad, I see your cranium!".Talking about trees. Parlons des arbres.
In Holland trees have a lot of value. You need permission to cut down one. Here in Wallonië they don't see it that way. We saw the horses eat all the bast of the trees. This picture is of last year. Now all the trees are dead.Meeting with a deer. Rendez-vous avec un cerf.
It was the first time that I saw one of the neighour's deer that close. It was already night-time and he was still there when I picked up my camera. I took a picture not knowing if he was on it, because it was very dark.Little lane towards the church. Petite allée vers l'église.
There was a rainbow, so quickly we left with the car. This lane towards the tiny church of Havré is one of my favourite places to make pictures.Watercold. Froide et humide.
The sky has a special effect on this picture.
Le ciel ici a un effet special a cet image.
Finally spring. Enfin le printemps.
This winter we have had it very cold. Last year, we were sitting in february outside in the sun. But the farmer is now very busy and we hear the constant noise of his tractor.Poles and trees. Des poteaux et des arbres.
Across our house the land of our neighbour. He keeps a lot of deer, which you see walking from the street-side.A lot of snow. Beaucoup de neige.
Our street further-on. Notre rue plus loin.Our street during wintertime. Notre rue pendant l'hiver.
On the right side the entrance of the former gunpowder-factory. Lateron it became a rooftiles-factory. Today artists, 2nd-hand cardealers and carpenters are renting parts of the building. At the end of the street you see our house.
A droit vous voyez l'entrée de l'ancienne poudrière. Après une usine de tuiles s'installait. Aujourd'hui des artistes, des garagistes et des carpentiers ont loués des parties de ce bâtiment. Notre maison se situe à la fin de la rue.