A replica of one of the soldiers of the Terracotta Army of Qin Shi Huang.
Monday Portrait
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Sculpture in front of the theatre Darmstadt
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Do like an Egyptian
An ancient Egyptian cartouche is an elongated oval enclosing hieroglyphs that spell out a royal or divine name. I found these particular hieroglyphs on a family graveside in a cemetery; the whole grave was in an ancient Egyptian style.
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Cartouche
Seaside Scene
Aino asked us for “the colours of a tile” – admittedly I chose six tiles but then they belonged together.
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It’s not a debate
That’s a butt: That’s a boar butt: And this boar managed to re-butt: FOWC with Fandango: Rebuttal
Do you hear the sirens sing?
At the mouth of the bay of Souda on Crete are several rocks said to be the sirens who tried to tempt Odysseus. The caves are said to be the siren’s wings. Don’t ask me how that’s just what the captain of our ship told … Continue reading Do you hear the sirens sing?
Troubles come in threes, curcurbits in mulitudes
Curcubita (or curcurbits) is the family of squash or gourd fruits. If they can afford to play around like that you know that the harvest has been fruitful. Weekly Prompt Weekend Challenge: Fruitful
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