#strolling

[proteidaes]

Forest days🌳🌳🌳

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photoshop

[toyastales]

A Cool Stroll

[nobeerreviews]

I stroll along serenely, with my eyes, my shoes, my rage, forgetting everything.

-- Pablo Neruda

(Aarau, Switzerland)

[juihwhite]

Just two gentlemen on an evening stroll through the park before listening to Sarasate at Sir. Jame’s Hall. Oh how I adore the fact that these two go on walks together. Me and who?

This was drawn after having read “The red headed league”. Definitely one of my favourite stories. I might colour this digitally at some point but it’s unlikely.

[mysterydarling1021]

Wallys trip to the Zoo!! Wally made lots of new friends today. Play the music and come back and take a stroll with Wally today...

Look neighbor...the stingray stopped to take a photo with me.

Fish!

Big Fish...what is this one neighbor?

Is that...a dog?

They are pink..just like Julie.

You are colorful. You remind me of Home. Oh, and Poppy, of course!

That Bear... sleeps just like Barnaby... I miss Barnaby... he stayed at Home. (Sad Wally sounds)

Look, neighbor...A snake... Can I pet it?

Thank you for walking with me, neighbor. That was the most! Let's walk again sometime. I love you very much... goodbye.

[christinakroft]

A beautiful day in Venice

[metamorphicmuse]

Thistles

[royalty-nobility]

Queen Maria Theresa of Austria and the Grand Dauphin of France

Artist: Charles Beaubrun (French, 1604-1692)

Date c. 1644

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Museo Nacional del Prado, Madrid, Spain

Description

Maria Theresa, daughter of Philip IV and Elisabeth of France, was born on September 20, 1638, married Louis XIV on June 9, 1660, and died on July 30, 1683. She appears accompanied by her son Louis, the Grand Dauphin, heir to the French throne, who was born in Fontainebleau on November 1, 1661; he was the grandson of King Philip IV of Spain and the father of King Philip V of Spain ; he died, without ever reigning, at the Château de Meudon on April 14, 1711.

Maria Theresa became Queen Consort of France after her marriage to Louis XIV. Although the terms of the marriage included the future queen's express renunciation of her dynastic rights to the territories of the Spanish Monarchy in exchange for a substantial dowry, the death of Charles II without issue meant that, after the War of the Spanish Succession, his grandson assumed the Spanish crown.