It feels right to live here in the countryside of Latvia! So, so right! I like to walk and observe all the beauty Mother Nature can give to us! A beautiful day was yesterday and the new one is coming today!
I promised myself to walk a bit every day. Since it’s so beautiful feels like a reward for walking. Today it’s -20C (about -4 F) so I don’t know if I can find clothes warm enough to walk (excuses, excuses…). No. I will go out for a walk! Mother Nature made such a beautiful and breathtaking scenery, I just can’t ignore :). My heart sings and eyes sparkle.
Ilze
P.S. What does “be beyond awe” mean?!
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Really beautiful. That’s certainly cold – doesn’t get down to that here. Good for a walk if well wrapped up.
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PS. To be ‘in awe’ of something means full of admiration, perhaps surprise, perhaps fear, of something. ‘Beyond awe’ is hyperbole really as if you’re in awe of something it’s difficult to imagine something beyod that. You are clearly ‘in awe’ of the Latvian landscape you pictured above, as would I be if I was in it.
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Thanks for explanation. I found this “beyond awe” under sunset picture and wondered about “feelings” under it!
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I’m starting to wrap in October and by the time it’s freezing I’m well wrapped 😀
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Your countryside is so similar to ours, it’s uncanny, I must do s post with matching pictures 🙂 It sounds like we are a few days ahead of us with the weather, -17 expected here on Saturday.
Stay warm!
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I hope you will do the post or did already! It’s interesting cause spring and summer comes earlier in Poland – everyone knows that 🙂 cause our shops are full produce from Poland 🙂
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I love the snow! Is it a dry cold or a wet cold there? It’s so humid here that if it was -4, it would feel like -20.
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Dry cold!!! But I grow up in wet cold! This cold is enjoyable 🙂
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It is gorgeous, a winter wonderland!!! Love the paths that lead to wherever your imagination takes you!! Beautiful photography!!! Yesterday in Massachusetts, it was 75F and my bulbs started sprouting, unheard of for February… today it’s going down to 28F and snow??? There is a saying “If you don’t like the weather in New England, wait a minute!!” Enjoy your beauty❤️
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This is good saying!!! Really! Made me lough!
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Thank you for sharing the lovely snow scenes.
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You are welcome! I hope to share more 🙂 cause it’s getting colder!
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so beautiful! I think to be beyond awe – means REALLY WONDERFUL 🙂
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Thank you, Jodi for explanation! So this is beyond awe! 🙂
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Hi! I found your blog a few weeks ago while doing research for a book. I’m very excited to find it and enjoy your pictures, comments, and recipes. I’m also Latvian and a writer so thanks for sharing all this
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How interesting! I will share more about places to see in Latvia this summer! What is your relation to Latvia? Did you born here?
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My grandmother is from there and I lived there when I was younger to learn the language, so I’m only part Latvian through my dad’s side. I love Latvia and wish I could go for the summer dance festival and the 100 year celebration but I need to publish my books. I write paranormal romance with vampires and my main setting is Latvia! It is so fun. I’m for sure going to keep following you. It’s so exciting to find a Latvian from Latvia who keeps their blog updated with so many neat topics. I’m impressed!
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Paldies, Scarlett! So nice of you to say that! I hope you will make to Latvia one day! Is there any “food memories” from latvia?!
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