Little photographer is always lecturing me about respecting the composition!
Little twinset lady loves to pose at photogenic places. Her twin actually disappeared in that hole.
The handymen make themselves useful around the house when they are not posing, cleaning up plants, or polishing glasses.
The nudibums are less helpful. They just turn anyway, posing and showing off.
Weekly Prompt Weekend Challenge: Miniature
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The leftover stalk and what to make of it: Ragtag Daily Prompt: Tomato
FOWC with Fandango: Stick
Japan Center in Frankfurt, Germany. Six Word Saturday
A limes watchtower recreated near Michelstadt im Odenwald. Another word I’ve learned from the Ragtag Prompt: liminal. I checked it out and I recognised a related word: limes. As in: the borders of the Roman Empire. In the UK it’s called Hadrian’s Wall, same thing. … Continue reading Schrödinger
Thursday Trios
We’ve been told that the German word for substitute, i.e. Ersatz, has found it’s way into English during and after the second world war when commodities were scarce in the UK and people had to make do. This was mainly concerning coffee, or so I … Continue reading Do not Accept
Possibly. The Latin name is Mahonia aquifolium. And my dictionary says that the common name is Oregon grape. Or possibly Californian barberry. Be that as it may – for being a neophyte in Europe it has become quite common here, at least in parks. For … Continue reading Oregon Grape
but what about Peter Schöffer? He was born in Gernsheim, a town on the Rhine about 50km south of Mainz where Johannes Gutenberg, studied in Paris at the Sorbonne, worked as a scribe and calligrapher, and when he returned to Germany he started out as … Continue reading You’ve Heard of Gutenberg
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