This picture of the week was captures in beautiful Venice.

View from the boat to a typical waterway in Venice.
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This picture of the week was captures in beautiful Venice.
View from the boat to a typical waterway in Venice.
Beware of massive season 2 and 3 spoilers! Every big fan of The Walking Dead should include a visit of the filming locations when staying in Atlanta, Georgia. This year I finally took time for this self-guided tour. Starting up rather late I didn’t see many of the locations, as darkness cropped up… These locations are not the ones in the center of Atlanta but only some of those in the South of Georgia’s capital. The starting point of my 2-hours-trip was Hartsfield Jackson International Airport, Atlanta.
A zombie-like advert for a restaurant at the street of Senoia, Georgia, where the film studios of The Walking Dead are located.
I think there’s no better weather than bright sunshine and an intensively blue sky. The rather shallowly light blue sky in Germany is just as annoying as these grey clouds you’ll find in German skies too often. Therefore here’s a real good spirit picture as a contrast to the everlasting grey sky in Germany – like seen today.
Gorgeous weather in Downtown Atlanta.
The picture of the week shows the Camino de Santiago in Spain.
The Camino de Santiago alongside the coast heading to Portugal.
Being a great fan of filming locations I visited – apart from my The Walking Dead filming location tour south of Atlanta – some locations in the center of Atlanta, Georgia. Among them was the season 1 DVD cover location of this popular TV-series. Season 1 shows us how Rick Grimes is riding to Atlanta on horseback. So where is this place, which is not only a fantastic viewpoint to the Downtown skyline but also a true insider tip?
The view from Jackson Street Bridge in Atlanta: the cover for the first season of The Walking Dead.
It’s been a long day… Every journey to any vacations destination – sometimes short, sometimes long – turns out to be somewhat exhausting. At least for all the packing and organisation, that needs to be done in the run-up. But then finally you arrive at your hotel, you do the check-in; you can’t wait to see your room. You open the door and all is stylish, and neat, and looks so good. Awesome! But then… The bathroom is made of glass! This is about how a nice hotel room can still turn out into a nightmare and what hotel managers really should think about concerning their visions of a vitreous guest.
A glass bathroom at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Zurich.
This time the picture of the week shows you Kootenay National Park in Canada.
Fantastic color contrasts at the Kootenay National Park in Canada.