I have a special relationship with rain or rather with rain gutters. My grandfather was a tinsmith and he made gutters. Whenever I see an old gutter on an old house in our town, I wonder if that is his work. It’s a long shot … Continue reading If it Rains, You Need a Gutter
“Magnetic” has had a special place in my life. Not just “magnetic” but “Magnet Resoncance Imaging”. Because I’ve always had an image of this magnetic guy which resonates with me: FOWC with Fandango: Magnetic
you have little choice but trudge behind them. Ragtag Daily Prompt: Trudge
I don’t seem to be the only one. I’m a Fan of …
Okay, I take back the expanse. It happens to be small pond. There was hardly any water visible because it was completely overgrown by duckweed. I guess there is water underneath … somewhere. Water, Water Everywhere
This is the back of an old house, looking on the little river Leimbach in Wiesloch. Monday Window
Sunrise, sunset, swiftly fly the years. Tevje’s words from the musical The Fiddler on the Roof seemed fitting. Even if I don’t do sunrises. My schedule this weekend didn’t really work with observing the sun going down so I’ve dipped into my archive and here … Continue reading Sunrise, Sunset, swiftly flow the days.
The German idiom: Even a blind chicken will occasionally find a grain of corn has the same meaning as the English one about every dog having its day. NB: I have no idea if this chicken is actually blind but the whole time I was … Continue reading Every Chicken Has Its Day
Macro Monday
Lens-Artists Challenge #305: Two Rectangles
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