Your personal Top 5 Blogs?

Today I have a question for you:
Which are your personal "Top 5 Blogs"?
Leave a comment and let me know which blogs you love to read.

Shawl

I wanted to crochet the Tranquil Wrap but it hasn't turned out the way I wanted so far...

Take a guess...

What's this? ;)

Evening

Yesterday's evening sky, as seen from my bathroom window:

My first trip to Turkey - Part 4

This picture is especially for Bev:

Here's the ring he gave my on our last day in Turkey. Isn't it beautiful? I got another ring for Easter to wear on my left hand.

Good for you: Knit and Crochet!

Have any of you seen this video yet:
http://blog.lionbrand.com/2009/04/13/knitting-good-for-your-brain/ Found via the Lion Brand Blog.

My first trip to Turkey - Part 3

Here are some more pics from Turkey. All were taken in the city of Antalya:

My first trip to Turkey - Part 2

Here are some more pics of our trip to Turkey. I took so many pictures I can't show them all, sorry.

In the picture above you can see the famous chalk terraces of Pamukkale, which is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Here's the inside of a mosque which is a place of worship.

This is another view of the Taurus Mountains.

And here's us holding hands while on the bus. :)

Necropolis

I've been trying to alter some of the pictures I made during our trip to Turkey. I'm not very good at it yet but here's my first try:

I wanted the pics to give some more impression of age, of melancholy. It worked out okay in the first picture, the other one lacks that certain ancient feeling, I think. The original photo is the one below the altered version.

My first trip to Turkey - Part 1

My boyfriend and I just returned from our trip to the Turkish Riviera on Thursday. It was the first time I ever visited Turkey and also the first time I set foot on the continent Asia...

Here are some pictures I made. More will follow soon:

Through the city of Manavgat flows a river with the same name. We spent two great days there and enjoyed a fantastic Turkish meal in a small restaurant by the riverside.

During our trip we also got to the the Taurus Mountains. As you can the in the picture the clouds were kissing the mountaintops. It was so much more impressing when seeing it with one's own eyes.

Here you can see one of the sepulchres in the necropolis Hierapolis.

This is one of the sarcophagi in Hierapolis. This old necropolis was very impressing. You could feel ancient times all around you.

Please excuse my bad English. I'm so tired right now and seem to have trouble to find the right words today. Although I read many English books the language is slipping away from me - due to lack of practice, I guess.

More pictures will follow soon.