Cape lantern or Chinese gooseberry?
If you’re very very careful and you make sure that no one touches the lampion you might end up with a delicate net enclosing a single physalis berry. Ragtag Daily Prompt: Ephemeral
The Fab One
The bull walrus didn’t understand French but felt good to be out of the jungle. “I am the walrus,” it sang. And gobbled its risotto: Goo goo g’joob g’goo goo g joob … Can You Tell a Story in … 32 words including walrus, risotto, … Continue reading The Fab One
Does your mailman hoot his horn?
They used to do it. But in the Black Forest they blew very softly because they didn’t want to disturb anybody, so they had a small horn as the name of the restaurant suggests.
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Frankfurt 3 – Perpignan 1
Leanne from Monochrome Madness is asking for Urban landscapes this week. Not my strong suit. But for what it is worth, here it goes. I tried to add a bit of interest by using vignettes.
And the roofs of Perpignan.
What would you do?
If you saw those signs?
These are just a few signs, either in chalk or in flour, to show us the way where we are supposed to run. For some outsiders these signs were such a mystery that they called the police on us.
Sneaking up on him
Near Erbach in the Odenwald is a ravine, called Brudergrund (literally translated – which one really shouldn’t do – “brother-ravine” or “brother gully”). It’s an open deer park (i.e. openly accessible) with fallow deer and red deer. FOWC with Fandango: Brother
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