“I started with a book, and that led me to a library, and that led me everywhere.”
― Terry Pratchett, Meditations on Middle-Earth
Another chance to quote my favourite author, Terry Pratchett. This time not from one of his works set in his own universe, aka Discworld, but from an essay he wrote about J.R.R. Tolkiens Lord of the Rings. Nevertheless, I think the theme needs the photo of a librarian to be complete.
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When driving into the town of Forchheim in Franken we found a parking space near this colourful sculpture. It’s called “Talking to the Sky” by Belgian artist Arne Quinze. Ragtag Daily Prompt: Entangle
Busstops in Weinheim-Oberflockenbach and Feldberg. FOWC with Fandango: Bus
No more Weekly Prompts Wednesday Challenge, no wonder I’m in a screechy mood. As a farewell here are a few of my favourites over the last two years that I’ve been participating in the Wednesday part of the Weekly Prompts Challenge. Weekly Prompts Wednesday Challenge: … Continue reading “Nooooooooooo!!” I screeched
Wordless Wednesday
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kinetic energy is transformed into electricity.
And we get one step closer to energy autonomy.
Double dipping for Ragtag Daily Prompt: Wind
and FOWC with Fandango: Autonomy
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Monochrome Madness
The poster not only shows the unpopular residents and names them (they sound akin to birds and mushrooms) it also details their staying power, e.g. yellow shellthing 1-3 years (aka: slippolus bananicus or a banana skin), warbling swallow up to 50,000 years (aka: liquor cadaveri or glassy shot bottle), or cupped paper muggy up to 5 years (aka: cofficus warmicus or paper coffee mug).
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Where the Kanzelbach meets the Neckar. Spring is in the air but it cannot be seen yet here.
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At first, there was one, then two, then three … and then the whole tree exploded. The white magnolias are the first and now the pink tinted one start appearing. And it seems as I’m not the only one enjoying the blooms. In any case … Continue reading More Magnolias
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