If glass clowns and rabbi figurines don’t float your gondola, perhaps you’ll like these Murano glass balloons.
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If glass clowns and rabbi figurines don’t float your gondola, perhaps you’ll like these Murano glass balloons.
I have been searching all over the internet for these. And I keep coming across your blog. Do you know how I can order these?
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I am afraid not, sorry.
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oh, die zijn prachtig! wat een vrolijke kleuren. mooie foto’s!
Very nice Debbie!
greetings from Belgium, Hilde
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Fragile and colourful beauty! Have the feeling they would disappear in the blue infinity the moment they would be outdoors… 🙂
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They really look like they are floating although I know they must be attached somewhere. Beautiful
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I’d love a few of these, Debbie! So cheerful 🙂 Wonder how well they’ll travel?
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Not well at all, I imagine!
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I’ll have to settle for blow up ones then 🙂
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I’m no good at those either. I can blow them up but I can never tie the knot! I always end up with my finger stuck in the knot 🙂
On Thu, Jan 15, 2015 at 7:30 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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That’s why I wanted the glass ones! 🙂
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🙂
On Thu, Jan 15, 2015 at 7:35 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Wonderfully colorful! Very cheery.
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As long as they don’t pop, I won’t mind having them for sure Debbie. 😆 They are gorgeous and so colourful. 😀
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I have never seen a glass balloon Debbie. This is perfect for today’s theme 🙂 Happy Thursday and many thanks 😀
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You’ll see plenty in February – they seem to be on trend 🙂
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Even if I don’t go to Murano?
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Yes. These were all around Venice itself.
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