10 thoughts on “Seeing Green”

1. These are ever so good Elke. Not sure whether I like the nail colour of grasshopper colour 😁 Looks like a great lane to stroll. Are the vines a bit weedy?
   Thanks for joining in 🙂 🙂

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   1. The ditch next to the path used to be brook (haven’t seen any water in it for ages) and I think neither side feels responsible for it. The nail polish is pretty ugly, isn’t it? I was experimenting with different colours for our upcoming hashing weekend. I’ll get 3 colours t-shirts: a blue/turquoise one for being a hare, a burnt orange one for being on the orgy-nizer team, and a yellow/greenish one for being there.

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      1. That’s sad that the brook has been allowed to deteriorate. Three more T-shirts!! I hope you won’t have to do any rush T-shirt changes

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      2. I actually get five. My husband gets two but he never wears his ’cause he find new tees (new clothing) all itchy.

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      3. Really? I hope he doesn’t walk around the house naked 😲 Does he buy all his clothes secondhand from the op-shops in case he has to go out?

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      4. He buys tons of t-shirts and ends up wearing one of them until it falls apart.

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2. Ohh, two great photos. And your insect pal is…?? A grasshopper?

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   1. I think I wrote it in the tags: yes, a large grashopper (which translates 1:1 into German: Grashüpfer). But if they are this big, they are often called “hay horse” (Heupferd). Or Heuschreck (similarities to Shrek, the ogre, are purely coincidental).

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      1. Grr. Tags don’t really show on my mobile. But I’m back on my laptop now. Oooh, scary grasshoppers. Whatever next?

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      2. 😂

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