Red has always been a great colour for cars.
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Author: eklastic
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Mannheim’s Reputation
Mannheim is sometimes referred to as “Dreckstadt”(the sprayer couldn’t spell properly) meaning “Dirttown” or possibly, “Cruddington”. Regardless of the spelling, the sprayer added to the name. This stems partly from less than beautiful areas (which can be found in any major town or city, to … Continue reading Mannheim’s Reputation
Retaining Wall
The Bostal See (or Lac de Bostal) in the German Saarland bordering France was created in 1979. It is used almost exclusively for recreating, swimming, boating, and as a nature reserve.
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Ferry ‘cross the Nahe
A hand pulled ferry services hikers who want to cross the Nahe at Bad Münster am Stein. It’s been in service since 1721. Water, Water Everywhere
Show and Trial
We are lucky to have the Schau- und Sichtungsgarten Hermannshof in our town, a privately owned botanical garden. There is something to see every month. These are from July. Cosmic Photo Challenge: In the Garden
From Vinyards to Lavender Fields
Vineyards – rows and rows of wine to be. The arcade of the lake in Böblingen; the little canal in Weinheim’s old tanners’ quarter. The Leimbach which is supplying the water to various water features in the Schwetzingen Palace gardens. A lavender field in the … Continue reading From Vinyards to Lavender Fields
More Ornate Windows in Clinker Buildings
Last week I showed clinker and fairly simple windows, here are a few more ornate windows in clinker buildings. Monday Window
A Red Beetle
After yesterday’s Bullis I thought I should also show a beautiful red beetle. And, of course, once they stopped manufacturing the beetle, the era of the Golf had arrived. The Golf was pitched up picked up just as fast. Simply Red #7
When You Meet Yourself in a Museum
Is it loveable? Is it cute? Is it SUPERGROVER? Monday Portrait
Lavender and Bee
Macro Monday
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