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I've been ranting so much at how spring came so late, well, it's finally here, time to go out and get some decent shots of green and blue.
- Fountain by the Schönbruun Grounds, Schlosstheater behind, 1140 - May 2013
"If you carry your childhood with you, you never become older."
-Praterstern, May 2013
Treat life like a ferris wheel ride...you must get past the fear to enjoy the view.
Praterstern, May 2013
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We honestly can't tell when the sun would be happily shining again so we took time off to go boating with the kids today. We had fun being in the water and snapping photos of them sails and other waterlovers. ;)
Alte Donau, May 2013.
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Nope, if only Tokyo is that near! Photo taken at Setagaya Park, while the blossoms are starting. That traditional Japanese summer house features Ikebana but we were unfortunately too early to arrive. This park will always be a special spot for me...it just connects me so much to my hopes of seeing Japan.
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We have waited long enough, I guess. Cherry blossoms are the sign of spring - so we finally got them albeit late. Happy Spring!
The Anker Clock is like a big music box at the house of Helvetia Insurance (formerly Anchor Insurance) at Hoher Markt found at the center of Vienna. The Anker Clock is one of the most outstanding works of Art Nouveau and is a popular tourist attraction.
The Anker Clock is a bridge-like connection between the two parts of the building. It was built on 22 August 1914. The "Uhrbrücke" has a span of ten meters and a height of 7.5 meters. The clock itself has a diameter of four meters. It was built between the years 1911 and 1914 according to the plans of Art Nouveau painter Franz Matsch. It is a tribute to famous personalities of Viennese history. The clock has figures reproduced as copper and have a Roman numeral for the hour on the head, while the minute indicator goes through a horizontal scale.
The clock is to be found #1, Hoher Markt 10/11 Vienna- get off the Schwedenplatz station and walk up your way to Stephansdom but turn right two streets actually. Oh my, I'll provide a map, that's easier!
---The Anker Clock is a bridge-like connection between the two parts of the building. It was built on 22 August 1914. The "Uhrbrücke" has a span of ten meters and a height of 7.5 meters. The clock itself has a diameter of four meters. It was built between the years 1911 and 1914 according to the plans of Art Nouveau painter Franz Matsch. It is a tribute to famous personalities of Viennese history. The clock has figures reproduced as copper and have a Roman numeral for the hour on the head, while the minute indicator goes through a horizontal scale.
The clock is to be found #1, Hoher Markt 10/11 Vienna- get off the Schwedenplatz station and walk up your way to Stephansdom but turn right two streets actually. Oh my, I'll provide a map, that's easier!
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