

12 more word:
Twas me. I really like eggs.
Hence the staff bought styrofoam eggs.
Six Word Saturday
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A country road in southwestern Germany, a waterway (Canal La Basse) in France. Geometric Square #11

I’m used to seeing vintage cars, particularly really old ones like this one, at museums or possibly car shows, so I was startled when I saw this one nonchalantly pulling up at a petrol station and being filled up with normal petrol or possibly diesel. BTW: The H, the last letter on the car license plate, stands for “historic” and is reserved for vintage cars (provided they are maintained more or less like the original ) and it has advantages regarding insurance and tax purposes and I also think exemptions regarding emissions.
FOWC with Fandango: Operational

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For Floral Friday and Cee’s Flower of the Day
Espalier fruit trees and another vineyard for vanishing squares. Geometric Square #10
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Chockablock

A typical fern, you might think. A close-up or even a macro, you might think.
It’s not so, this is an angiopteris pruinosa bootfarn – and this is not a macro. Unfortunately I couldn’t use anything for a scale in the greenhouse of the botanical garden but this farn curl about to be unfurled is as big as plate.

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Vineyards are great places for vanishing point photos. Both were taking in winter. Some winters are snowier than others. Geometric Square #9
“Why bother with a cunning plan when a simple one will do?”― Terry Pratchett, Thud! Hiding the complicated way and hiding the simple way. “Horses, Death felt, shouldn’t grin. Any horse that was grinning was planning something.”― Terry Pratchett, Hogfather Trying hard to hide the … Continue reading The Best Laid Plans
I couldn’t let the prompt go without showing that famous Berlitz ad about a deep thinker. (Don’t click on the picture, click on the thinker).
