The Alps from July 2008

[Ewelina Wajgert]

Having a bit more time I have looked at your photos. And I'm ashamed a little, that I didn't nothing write for a long in the forum.
But either I was out or I have planed my trips or I made photos in the garden.

Now I would like to share with you my photos from the Alps ... or have you enough of Alps?


1. Königsee
2. Saxifraga
3. ?
4. Saxifraga
5. Ranunculus glacialis
6. Flowering field on the Stelvio Pass
7. Stelvio National Park

click the pictures to enlarge them......

[Ewelina Wajgert]

1. Silene acaulis
2, 3 Ranunculus glacialis

[Maggi Young]

Ewelina, it is so good to have  you posting again..... for lovers of alpine plants, we can NEVER have enough of the Alps!!    Especially when they are super photos of superb plants!!! 

[Ewelina Wajgert]

OK, in this case I choose something. I'm convinced, the Alps are the most magnificent mountains of Europe.

1. The field of Ranunculus - once again
2. Ortler Group
3. Stelvio
4. Lake Bianco (White) and Bernina Pass
5. Bernina
6. Bernina
7. Pulsatilla alpina ssp. apiifolia

[art600]

Ewelina, it is so good to have  you posting again..... for lovers of alpine plants, we can NEVER have enough of the Alps!!    Especially when they are super photos of superb plants!!! 

You took the words right out of my brain.   

[Maggi Young]

Ewelina, it is so good to have  you posting again..... for lovers of alpine plants, we can NEVER have enough of the Alps!!    Especially when they are super photos of superb plants!!! 

You took the words right out of my brain.   

I can believe that, Arthur! What do you think to the plants of Ranunculus glacialis? Are they not mouthwatering? Never saw the like!!

[art600]

I can admire even more those I think I would not be able to grow.

I have spent many happy hours looking at Ewelina's website.

[Luc Gilgemyn]

Good to have you back Ewelina !
Beautiful shots and surely we can never see too much of the Alps !
The Ranunculus glacialis are stunning !!
I wonder how long it will take Mr Buttercup to discover this thread !

[Ewelina Wajgert]

1. Geum reptans
2. Gentiana verna

It was rainy. I must have change earlier planed road in order to find the sun. But in place of it, I discovered new places.

3. Bregaglia Valley
4. Cascate dell'Aquafraggia (Waterfalls) are imposing 170m.
5. Lago di Como

[Ewelina Wajgert]

This time some photos from Gran Paradiso National Park - south side. My favourit place.

[David Nicholson]

Welcome back Ewelina, very interesting pictures

[ranunculus]

The Ranunculus glacialis are stunning !!
I wonder how long it will take Mr Buttercup to discover this thread !

Too long, Luc ... too long ... We have been out all day ...!

Beautiful images, Ewelina.  Many thanks for posting.

[ranunculus]

I can admire even more those I think I would not be able to grow.

A 'spirited' response, Arthur ... this magnificent ranunculus is one of the great horticultural challenges ... it is certainly growable, but a large flowering plant is just the stuff of dreams for many a grower. 

[Ewelina Wajgert]

1. It's hard to believe but there on the height of over 2000m run  the bus from Ceresole.
2. The field of flowers
3. We climb  higher and higer, view of lake Serru and Agnel
4. Laghi del Nivole and La Grivola in background, heart of National Park
5. Primula pedemontana

[Lvandelft]

 Super images, Ewelina. Thanks so much for posting!
Wonder how many weeks you were travelling there. You must have made
many kilometers??