Värikollaasit #513 based on these two colours:
Our neighbours’ fig tree
Remember: Fig leaves can always be used to cover things that should not be seen: Ragtag Daily Prompt: Fig
Lüneburg, the not always straightlaced north
One Word Sunday: Geometry
When you need your hands free
Luna (I won’t tell you her Hash name) will pull her partner to every record.
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Signs of the time
Recently I used the German trains and came upon two signs that I hadn’t seen before. Apparently the carriage on the left is for people who like to travel quietly and the seats on the right are reserved for the elderly and the pregnant. Which … Continue reading Signs of the time
Enjoy the moment
The sign on the bench tells hikers to enjoy the moment – and adds a date. I have no idea what the significance of that date is but I assume the people who sponosered the plaque know very well. But I’ve enjoyed a few moments … Continue reading Enjoy the moment
Coming home from getting drunk together
I’m late with my sixer today because – I was at the biggest wine festival in the world: the Bad Dürkheimer Worschtmarkt. At the square in front of the station there is the “Worschtmarkt” fountain, depicting scenes from the fair. And there is this woman … Continue reading Coming home from getting drunk together
Fahrn, Fahrn, Fahrn, auf der Autobahn
The German autobahn is known to be a highspeed road famed for no speed limit. Which is only kind of true. The recommended speed is 130 kmh. But there are indeed stretches where there is no speed limit and theoretically you can go as fast … Continue reading Fahrn, Fahrn, Fahrn, auf der Autobahn
Mouse Theatre
My boys had a picture book in Afrikaans called “Muis verf”. The original is “Mouse Paint” by Ellen Stoll Walsh. It’s about three white mice who come across three pots of paints in primary colours. First they are one colour each, then they start mixing … Continue reading Mouse Theatre
Making an impression vs shattering it
Water striders don’t break the water they just make a dent. Unlike ducks. FOWC with Fandango: Surface
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