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WELCOME! BRUCHIM HABAIM! ברוכים הבאים
My name is Yael, I live in Israel, and I am pleased to meet you!
This blog is about art and craft, and about sewing. There will be stories from traveling. I will tell a little bit about myself, and about my family. I will mention my wonderful friends. I shall introduce our beloved four legged companions. And I would like to talk about nature. And about sun and rain and flowers and trees, and the sea and the desert - about the beauty, the history, the ancient places and the views of the Land of Israel, and about its people.
If you want to know a little bit more about me, go down to the February 2010 posts.
contact me at: yaeleshkar@gmailAl pozzo dei pazzi, c'era una pazza, che lavava le pezze, passo' un pazzo, vide la pazza, (che lavava le pezze), butto' nel pozzo dei pazzi, la pazza e le pezze.
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About Me
- Yael
- This blog is about art and craft and about sewing. I will tell a little bit about myself and about my family. I will mention my wonderful friends. I shall introduce our beloved four legged companions. And I would like to talk about nature. And about sun and rain and flowers and trees, and the sea and the desert - about the beauty, the history, the ancient places and the views of the Land of Israel, and about its people.
12 comments:
How do they smell, Yael? They look like heaven!
Isn't nature just amazing!!
A confection of heaven's sugar; so very pretty. I wonder what these flowers are called? I love them!
Hi Smithy,
I am glad you love the flowers. The Latin name of the first one (should it help) is Bellardia trixago. Sorry to ruin the romantics, but it is a semi parasite. Its roots suck water and minerals from the roots of other plants, it clings to.
The second one is Trifolium dichroanthum, or more simply a kind of Clover. There are over 200 kinds of Clover, 51 of them grow in Israel.
And sorry, dear Dawn, neither of them has fragrance.
Uri
Looking at the third piccie, I can see where our ancestors got their inspiration for medieval floor tile designs!
There's just GOT to be a piece of stitching in there somewhere :-)))
כמה יופי !!! העולם נראה כל כך יפה דרך העדשה של אורי:)
You are right Yael, your husband's photos are amazing!!! And these flowers are breathtaking in their beauty!
So beautiful! And I love the soft colours.
Great photos :)
Sensationell! Das aufregendste Foto ist für mich das auf den viereckigen Blütenstand von oben. Der Vergleich mit Karl Blossfeldt liegt auf der Hand!
Wunderschöne Bilder!
Hallo Yael und Uri,
Die Bilder sind wirklich sehr schön und zeigen die Pflanze von ihrer schönsten Seite. Auch wenn sie als Schmarotzer lebt, hat sie auf den Fotos etwas orchideenhaftes und wirkt zart und weich.
GlG Inbar
what gorgeous blooms!
love the shape of that one...
almost like petal tassles coming out
of the four edges..maybe a good luck flower,
like a good luck clover..
magic, dear. xox
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