Sonia! Wow! Thanks for taking me on a walk in your neighborhood. To live by the sea is a dream. Each & every photo is a lovely view of where you live. It is beautiful.
Earlier I tried to leave a comment here but it got lost, I guess. :( anyway I loved the pictures. It's nice to see 'summer' when it's 'winter' where I am. You have such a beautiful location and you are so generous to share its bounties with the rest of us.
My wishes come true! Your area defines 'green'! GORGEOUS...love the country side you live it...water and country together...rare here in the States! Can't wait to 'take a walk' again with you! Luiz Simas very uplifting this morning-thanks a bunch for sharing :)
Sonia-- It is so beautiful where you live. You have found a spot that reflects back to you what you have in your spirit. That's how you notice what is so beautiful.
Thanks so much, everyone, for your generous comments!
Sandy and Paul, here is some information about the weather of São Paulo's State. Most of Brazil from São Paulo to the north is blessed with a tropical climate where it is difficult to tell when spring becomes summer and summer, autumn.Seasons in Brazil are the reverse of those in Europe and the United States: Spring: 22nd September - 21st December Summer: 22nd December - 21st March Autumn: 22nd March - 21st June Winter: 22nd June - 21st September
São Paulo’s Weather: Summer in São Paulo, officially begins around November and ends in March with temperatures reaching up to 104 degrees Fahrenheit (40 degrees Celsius). Expect occasional, brief storms. The climate is more temperate in the spring; winter is damp, but the temperature rarely becomes uncomfortably low. The tropical climate injects an certain unpredictability to the weather. The Southeast enjoys a more moderate climate with cooler winters. The area includes the states of Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Espírito Santo and Minas Gerais and extends from the mountains to the sea. Here you'll find the major cities of Belo Horizonte, Rio do Janeiro and São Paulo the largest city in Brazil and South America. For other information, click on http://www.southtravels.com/america/brazil/weather.html
Wow, what a beautiful landscape. It looks like a lovely place to live - the countryside must be such an inspiration to you. Thank you so much for your recent comment in my blog - so appreciated.
My God, you live in such a beautiful place...so peaceful and serene...all these pictures give me such a lovely lovely feeling about where you are...I love coming to visit you Sonia and seeing so many very stunning things of nature I might not see anywhere else. I thank You!
Hi Sonia, This is my first visit to your blog. Totally love your photos. Looks like a beautiful area to live. Most blogs I look at are currently experiencing Winter, so it's unusual to see sunny photos. I am in Australia, where we are also in warm weather. Take care, Meow
I agree with everyone else, you did a wonderful job documenting a walk around your neighborhood. Seus fotografias são muito bonito. Incrível! And thank you for the bonus information about the weather.
These photos are so beautiful. Illinois winters are brutal - when I need a break I will visit your website and pretend I'm looking out my window. Thanks!
Walking beside the beach.
Sonia! Wow! Thanks for taking me on a walk in your neighborhood. To live by the sea is a dream. Each & every photo is a lovely view of where you live. It is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteEarlier I tried to leave a comment here but it got lost, I guess. :( anyway I loved the pictures. It's nice to see 'summer' when it's 'winter' where I am. You have such a beautiful location and you are so generous to share its bounties with the rest of us.
ReplyDeleteSonia, once again lovely pictures! Everything is so green and that water looks so blue!
ReplyDeleteYou live in a beautiful spot indeed. Thanks for sharing those delightful pictures.
What a lucky person you are!!! Thank you for sharing where you live. It looks so lovely and warm! What is the average tempature in December?
ReplyDeleteBe careful, Sonia.. a band of bloggers may just show up on your doorstep. It is very lovely.
ReplyDeleteSonia, now those are the kinds of walks that I could get used to enjoying.
ReplyDeleteI love walking along beaches and being able to see the shore. We used to live along the Nova Scotia shore, but it was rocky and the water was cold.
Your neighborhood looks much more inviting.
Oh Sonia...too beautiful for words!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDelete(We're expecting snow tonight and temps of 6 degrees F tomorrow night. : )
Bravo!!!
ReplyDeleteVos photos devienent de plus en plus belles !!!
Splendide .
Great thank you for birds and music of Bach by Luiz Simas !!
My wishes come true! Your area defines 'green'! GORGEOUS...love the country side you live it...water and country together...rare here in the States! Can't wait to 'take a walk' again with you!
ReplyDeleteLuiz Simas very uplifting this morning-thanks a bunch for sharing :)
Sonia-- It is so beautiful where you live. You have found a spot that reflects back to you what you have in your spirit. That's how you notice what is so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteNice series of photos Sonia. You live in a beautiful part of the world.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the weather like out there at the moment?
Sonia, how lucky you are to live there. It is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, everyone, for your generous comments!
ReplyDeleteSandy and Paul, here is some information about the weather of São Paulo's State. Most of Brazil from São Paulo to the north is blessed with a tropical climate where it is difficult to tell when spring becomes summer and summer, autumn.Seasons in Brazil are the reverse of those in Europe and the United States:
Spring: 22nd September - 21st December
Summer: 22nd December - 21st March
Autumn: 22nd March - 21st June
Winter: 22nd June - 21st September
São Paulo’s Weather:
Summer in São Paulo, officially begins around November and ends in March with temperatures reaching up to 104 degrees Fahrenheit (40 degrees Celsius). Expect occasional, brief storms. The climate is more temperate in the spring; winter is damp, but the temperature rarely becomes uncomfortably low. The tropical climate injects an certain unpredictability to the weather.
The Southeast enjoys a more moderate climate with cooler winters. The area includes the states of Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Espírito Santo and Minas Gerais and extends from the mountains to the sea. Here you'll find the major cities of Belo Horizonte, Rio do Janeiro and São Paulo the largest city in Brazil and South America.
For other information, click on http://www.southtravels.com/america/brazil/weather.html
Wow, what a beautiful landscape. It looks like a lovely place to live - the countryside must be such an inspiration to you. Thank you so much for your recent comment in my blog - so appreciated.
ReplyDeleteBless,
Shell.
Wow you live in such beauty! Good photography too.
ReplyDeleteI love your pictures! You really do live in pure beauty. I like the calf and cow!
ReplyDeleteMy God, you live in such a beautiful place...so peaceful and serene...all these pictures give me such a lovely lovely feeling about where you are...I love coming to visit you Sonia and seeing so many very stunning things of nature I might not see anywhere else. I thank You!
ReplyDeleteWow. Nice neighborhood. These pictures warm me to my bones on this snow morning in NY.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely! It's snowing like crazy here and I am longing for the beach.
ReplyDeleteSonia, I commented in previous thread, but meant to comment here! Just to say - wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOh, what a wonderful world :-) Do you find shells on your beach? I always love to collect shells
ReplyDeleteSonia, your photos are amazing. Thank you for enriching my Sunday morning. (What a stunningly beautiful place to live!)
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia, i has been cold here in the UK today so I have just had a walk in the Brazilian sunshine!
ReplyDeleteIt is so cold here this week that a walk with you in your neighborhood is a real treat. What a beautiful view you have from your garden!
ReplyDeleteBrazil is a country I have always wanted to visit; and after seeing your lovely photos, the urge to travel is very strong!
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia,
ReplyDeleteThis is my first visit to your blog. Totally love your photos. Looks like a beautiful area to live. Most blogs I look at are currently experiencing Winter, so it's unusual to see sunny photos. I am in Australia, where we are also in warm weather.
Take care,
Meow
My goodness, what a lovely place to live! And your photography is just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI agree with everyone else, you did a wonderful job documenting a walk around your neighborhood. Seus fotografias são muito bonito. Incrível! And thank you for the bonus information about the weather.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blog. Thanks for sharing the dreamworld you live in.
ReplyDeleteLove the beaches! Gorgeous
ReplyDeleteThese photos are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteIllinois winters are brutal - when I need a break I will visit your website and pretend I'm looking out my window.
Thanks!
Your pictures are gorgeous. Walking along the route you show, would be fantastic. Thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed the tour of your neighborhood, Sonia!
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