WOYWW 366 - Córdoba and some more ATCs
Good morning deskers!
What's on my desk this morning? Not much... My friend (of 45 yrs friendship) has been staying with me and flew back to Holland yesterday. I have been catching up with all sorts of things as you can imagine.
I have received more ATCs. Here they are:
From top right they came from Julia, LLJ, SandraDe, and bottom left is from Shaz Silverwolf and the butterfly is from Deb 'Tatteredrocks'. Aren't they beautiful! And that kraft card from Julia, hand written, bless you Julia! I love it! Thank you very much.
I was very pleased to hear that Julia has been discharged from hospital and is recovering at home. Wishing you all the best Julia!
To compensate for the fact that there is nothing on my desk, I'll show you a few photos from our little trip to Córdoba last week.
I love these Andalucian pebbled floors that some streets and squares have. Here is an example.
And this chap is repairing a section of the above floor.
These are tiles on a shop wall. I think it was a pharmacy (can't remember exactly).
Some of you might know that I have this thing about doors. I'm forever photographing doors. I like this one surrounded by Andalucian tiles and a climbing plant.
If you want to see more photos of Córdoba, you will find some on yesterday's blog and on Friday I will post many more.
Happy WOYWW,
Have a good week,
Blessings,
Lisca
34 comments:
Wishing you a creative week. Elaine no. 20
Glad you had a good week catching up with your friend. The tile on the shop are amazing and are a lovely source of inspiration - so much so I've saved it to send to a friend. I will now catch up on things I've missed in the past week - have a great day x Jackie 27
Córdoba is definitely on my bucket list! If I went there, I'd spend all my time taking photos of patterns, they really float my boat rather than landscape pics :-)
That's a nice raft of ATCs you've got there, it's fab how everyone does different things!
Hugs, LLJ xxx
That pebble floor really has captured my heart this week Lisca....what patience he must have. The restults are stunning.
Hugs,
Annie x
A lovely post - thanks for sharing Cordoba with us - that floor is stunning. x Jo
Gorgeous ATCs. I also love these photos. Wow, what a floor. I was wondering if it was a rug or not when I looked at the photo, and then I read and saw your second photo. How cool. Can't wait to see the other photos Friday. Hugs-Erika
Hi Lisca, isn't that pebbled/cobbled floor amazing. What an art form. That image certainly suggests an apothecary, with all the bottles, so a pharmacy sounds right. Have a great week, hugs, Shaz #9 xxx
Such lovely cards and ATCs Lisca! I bet you had a lot catch up on with your friend! Amazing patterns in that floor and the tiles on the wall are wonderful as well. So much nicer than an inner city graffiti! Your photo of the door is so lovely as well. It really reflects the idyllic lifestyle in that part of the world. Thanks for sharing all these with us :) Hope you have a lovely week! zsuzsa #32
Great photos of the city and what a wonderful place to sight see with a friend. Thank you for your lovely ATC, such fun to swap.
sandra de @13
I so want to go to Spain now. Love the tiled scenes and pebbled walks. Happy Wednesday! LisaDV #35
Those tile floors are amazing! And, I liked the door, too. Have a great day, Pat xx
Beautiful pictures. Thanks for sharing. I have a thing for taking pictures of fungus - not quite as exciting as doors! I need to find something new that fascinates me lol.
Hope my ATC gets there soon!
Sharon K #4
What an awesome trip. I think doors are awesome too, I love all the wild colors they should be painted. You know a house is fun & welcoming with exciting doors. Blessings, Donna #11
Love those ATC's! So bummed that I missed out on the celebrations!
That trip looks so awesome.
Happy WOYWW!
Tertia #46
Hello Lisca. Thanks for visiting my blog earlier and leaving warm wishes for my sick fur babies. Those are such beautiful ATC you have received and fantastic picture of your trip....what a job to lay all those pebbles but stunning work he is doing.have a splendid week Hugs ~Anne L#3
Cute ACTs. Great pics from your trip.
Have a great day.
Diane - WOYWW #2
Fab pix - all go in Cordoba - and super ATC's too
Happy WOYWW
Kathyk
Originally #17 but now #16
I am into doors too and if I go away and don't find a single door to photograph I come home quite disappointed.
Love the pharmacy tiles, just love seeing things like that - and how fortunate to find a man repairing that gorgeous floor.
Hugs, Neet 7 xx
there is something about doors... I too, love them! the tiles are great, too - as are the atcs. Helen #18
Those ATC's are awesome. And I love that you like taking pictures of doors. Such a cool thing to take a picture of.
April #34
Gorgeous photos from your trip. Doorway photos have always fascinated me as well. Thanks for sharing the lovely ATCs. It is so nice to get to visit desks and get to see them all. Thanks for the visit earlier. PJ #47
Hi Lisca, A lovely bunch of ATCs.
Thanks for sharing the photos. That flooring is beautiful and that chap must have a love for it, as it looks so fiddly.
Thanks for stopping by my blog.
Happy WOYWW
Sue #15
Great post today. Love your ATC collection and the floor is lovely. Have a great woyww and happy crafting, Angela x 26
Hey Lisca, thanks for stopping by, glad to hear that we have the same excellent taste in specs :). I love all your photos, that floor is a work of art..funny I love doors too and have hundreds of door photos from all over the world. Cx #19
those floors look absolutely amazing that must be multiple full time jobs to keep up with the repairs I bet they get tons of traffic of everyone wanting to view them because they are so cool. ( I'm really glad to see you posted these today) and thanks for the earlier visit, ~Stacy #51
The pebble floor is absolutely beautiful - what a huge amount of work goes into it, and all done by hand - WOW! I would love a mosaic around my door like that - isn't it just gorgeous! You have a lovely collection of ATC's too. Thank you so much for stopping by earlier, I hope you have a lovely week,
Diana #24
That tiled sign is absolutely beautiful! It would be exactly the sort of thing I'd spot on holiday, photograph and frame back at home. Have a lovely week & happy crafting, Max #31
Ah Lisca, how pretty to walk around the streets of Cordoba with you... Glad you had some visitors to share it with you.
Amazing paving and also extra special atcs too.
Thanks for the inspiration,
Shaz in Oz.x
{Calligraphy Cards - Shaz in Oz}
Gorgeous cobbles and door surround, I think you'll enjoy the photo scavenger hunt. Thanks for visiting BJ#23
Hi Lisca what very pretty photos of Cordoba as for doors I do the same if it's interesting...( to me anyway sometimes LOL )the tiles are beautiful and paving is amazing quite a craftsmanship needed to do that.I will need to check out friday's post for more photos it looked like a stunning place and I'm sure your friend loved it too. Great ATC's all little treasures,its great to take part if you can.. I missed last years ..pleased I did this year .crafty belated woyww hugs Andrea#14
Lovely collection of ATCs!
Fabulous floor tiles!
Have a good week,
RosA # 39
Lovely ATCs! I, too, am forever photographing doors... and floors!
Happy WOYWW!
Hugs, peggy aplSEEDS@8
Your post this week is one of my favorites... and you hit all my happy places; those doors, the FLOORS... (they made my mosaic artist's heart swoon!) and those ATC's! Mine is winging its way to you from Canada and should be there early next week! (hugs) Happy WOYWW Scrapbook Lynne #45
Thanks for your visit to my blog earlier this week - so you can speak 'Zeeuws' ??? 'Hosternokke...!' Are you 'een Zeeuwse' - you may have told me but if so, I forgot... I love the photo of that street with the pebbles... wowzah, so beautiful! I am a bit late with my blogvisit because, instead of creating or blogging, I sat on my balcony reading and enjoying the good weather last week. But today it's raining and it's a perfect morning to visit blogs so here I am, wishing you a beautiful Sunday! Hug from Holland, Marit #30
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