City Stories 1 - The sunken garden of Središće

[HerAeolianHarp]

Gratifying to see this new version, some two years later, Andrew. (Time flies, and what a body of work you have amassed.) I have similar impressions to those expressed in my comments two years ago, and I still marvel at the blooms and tip my hat to your respect for elders, their last stand as tender but firm grace note.

[Caspar33]

Elemental forces at work here! I remember the earlier versions. Sisyphus springs to mind and why not? There is such a highly valued treasure to be wrested by hard labour from the maw of progress and development. Two incompatible worlds. Touching and inspiring. Thanks Andrew.

[andrewnorris2]

@Caspar33 Thanks, Fred, I am so glad you thought so. I did find this such a wonderful story that I just couldn't let go.

[sonofwalt]

Lovely. I am so happy to hear your voice and see a video by you again. Thank you.

[andrewnorris2]

@sonofwalt How kind of you to say. I have neglected this site somewhat in favour of my second. Glad to see you here, though.

[ronpolla]

Wonderful ephemeral sunken garden.

[andrewnorris1]

@ronpolla It was, while it lasted. When you were inside it and could not see anything else around and you could have been anywhere.

[xyzllii]

Very nice Andrew...well done. I too have some vids blocked in Germany...re the music...

[andrewnorris1]

@xyzllii Thanks for watching, appreciate it.