Rieterpark, Zurich, July 2012




I'm not sure whether an uninformed observer would or
could have noticed that I was suffering from lovesickness
when Blazenka Kostolna took the above pics.

Needless to say, I do know and so looking at these pics brings
back this time, including lots of feelings that I'm glad have diappeared.

Photographs remind us of something that has been and is no longer. And,
that can be a good thing.


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