Changing Seasons 06

It has been six months since I started taking part in Cardinal’s changing seasons photo challenge. This time of year Maksimir (the oldest and nicest park in Zagreb) receives the most visits from its citizens and tourists alike. If you have a look at previous posts about Maksimir, you’ll hardly recognise it, still there are two buildings that I tend to show each month that are the landmarks of this beautiful park.

Don’t leave without listening to the “Human Nature” cover by a famous Croatian duo – 2 Cellos.

 

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59 Comments on “Changing Seasons 06

  1. These are beautiful photos Paula – it looks a very pretty park! Our seasons are changing in reverse – we have russet coloured leaves everywhere making it very attractive. Technically it’s the start of winter but it is still mild (around 20 degrees) in the daytime but much cooler at night. I think the season changes are lovely times of year 🙂

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    • it is beautiful with its 5 lakes, and a zoo. There is a small chapel that is never open and a viewpoint that has been closed for two years now. Before we used to go up there for a coffee and admire the view over the entire wooded area. It’s an oasis almost at the heart of the city. Thank you for the visit and comment Rosemary 🙂

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  2. How kind of the Cardinal to force you back here every month, Paula. You have captured early summer beautifully inthese shots. I wish I was the person riding through there on horseback.

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  3. The park is lovely and the shots too. I just read the comments here after commenting on a couple of the photos. I was wondering about the temperature too, but now I know: 33°. I love temperatures like that!
    Today it’s sunny, but windy here. It still feels cold, but hopefully we’ll get a few days with summer temperatures this season too.. 😀

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    • Send me some of that cold, I would gladly trade my 33 Celsius for some 18 or 20 😀 Happy you like the post 🙂

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      • It’s freezing at the office! Central heating blah, blah so you can’t open the window to get fresh air and you can’t regulate the heat either. It’s set on constantly cold in order to keep people from falling asleep while doing their repetitive tasks.

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  4. OK. When do I visit? Each season has its beauty and you’ve showcased them wonderfully in this park. May the temperature settle to suit you soon. I’m just hoping no more -6.7 when I reach my other daughter’s place. Summer here (ie Warsaw) has been Tshirt comfortable mid to high 20s – a bit cooler today. My feet are actually tanning lightly in sandal shape.

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  5. You’re so right, Paula, it’s a beautiful park. I’m really enjoying the variations in seasons. Right now it looks so lush and inviting! I’m enjoying the music, too! Sounds like you’re having the same kind of weather we are. Have a wonderful week! 🙂 ❤

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    • I think it’s a dahlia. There is a valley in the park that is called the Valley of Dahlias – that’s how I know. Blooms do make this hot weather easier to support…Thank you, Sue. Happy with your visit 🙂

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  7. One of my favorite things about blogging is watching the seasons change around the world. This was a lovely view Paula, thanks!

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    • Virtual travel through seasons 🙂 I appreciate your visit Tina. Hope your week is going well.

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    • Thank you 🙂 but if you want to see gorgeous you should have a look at my rainbow flower from Friday 😀

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  8. Beautiful photos for an interesting challenge Paula. I think I like gorgeous greens of ‘Take 5’ best of all. And that stunning turtle! 🙂

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    • I agree with you, Madhu. The May gallery is the most joyous so far 🙂 It has that real Spring feel 🙂 Turtles are normally very boring to capture until they raise their silly heads ….

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