The header theme this week by Tom and is "Sports". Mac,Tom, Darla, Martha, Gail's Man and I have a little contest to show a new theme header each week.
This week I chose the subject of THREE. We will see what everyone discovered during the week. As I traveled Europe, I saw a recurring theme of Three. Here are the three arches of the castle bridge in Verona.
The same castle had three openings in the top of the tower.
A church in Salzburg had three door and a repeating three window theme. Check out the numbers on the doors. Built in 774, rebuilt in 1628 and again in 1959.
This was in Venice and a perfect example of three towers above the city.
Finally, I chose to show this building from Wurzburg, Germany along the Romantic Road to Frankfurt.
This is a close-up of the header. Three levels in the roof, three sets of towers on the two sides and three time pieces. There is a sundial, a 24 hour clock and a normal clock. Even the windows give a count of three up the slope. As a bonus, did you see the three roof peaks in a row? I didn't until today.
35 comments:
Very cool threes :-)
Three away shots Tom, super buildings too.
The power of 3... excellent post and header.
Very nice!
You sure did see a ton of threes in your travels!
I like them all...you will have enough photos from your trip to last this blog a long, long time! I like the one you chose for your header, and I LOVE that bridge!
Nice collection of buildings from your travels across Europe.
What a great combinationd. I love your vacation photos. Nancy
wonderful 3 photos! Fun to see another land with old architecture. Beautiful photos. Hope you had a wonderful time!
This was a fun post! I like the photograph that you chose for your header. Weren't those villages along the Romantic Road .. well romantic? :-)
And little wonder that you could see reoccuring threes in Europe, it is a sgnificant number.
Hi - I come to your blog via Martha's blog, Menagerie. Great pictures!
Jimmy
Although all of your possibilities are wonderful, you really hit the jackpot with the one you chose. You've got more than three threes in that one photo.
One for each Tom. Father, Son, and Holy Spirit!
Being a "3" person I truly recognize the repeated patterns of three you've presented. ;-)
When I saw the header I thought I was back in Frankfurt. I know haven't really posted anything about that yet. I'm working on it.
All your 3s are great Tom.
this post does not only deserve three cheers but more. great job my friend.
Hi Tom, Don't know how I got mixed up--but I was looking at yours, Macs and Darla's THREES ---all THREE of you, and got all mixed up leaving comments. DUH!!!!! (Must be tired tonight)...
Anyhow---you did great. Loved the THREES...
Betsy
I got my header up.. Good choice. Nancy
Wonderful!
Nicely done! You covered the 3's well in one shot. I gues the townspeople did not want to be late.
Those buildings are so lovely Tom. The colors in them make a change from the normal white we paint our with.
Wonderful, Tom; in the last photo I first noticed the three roof peaks and then read about the levels, clocks and windows afterwards. Thanks for sharing the "threes" and your trip.
These are great. These trios are superb. Thanks for the tour!
Hello Tom,
Fabulous pictures and moments!
Glad to know you are back and you had such a great time in your vacations.I loved all pictures, I can not choose! :)
I'm also here recovering of a BAD jetlag.We just arrived last Sunday from our trip to Brazil.
Hugs
Léia
Cool theme and cooler images Tom...Thomas
Ah, I love all of them. I am such a sucker for architecture and windows. Beautiful collection!
Beautifull pictures!!!
Like those three architecic styles.
i love that castle bridge! Great subjects in this post!
I wonder how often they have to synchronize those three clocks. That seems weird and almost cultish to me that they would be so particular about the three thing. Spooky, man.
love it all..but the last is the ebst...congrats
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I love it. Great display of threes. I love to see those old places and wow 744 that must be an amazing place.
Wonderful views, Tom.
Thanks for sharing your nice journey!
Neat! That's a lot of threes! I wonder if it has significance....3 for the Trinity?
Just beautiful.
Three is a good number. It's my lucky number.
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