Does that mean a battery of hens a-laying is the equivalent of an asteroid shower? Wednesday Quotes
Does that mean a battery of hens a-laying is the equivalent of an asteroid shower? Wednesday Quotes
Monochrome Madness
This flower is called devil’s claw in English, Teufelskralle in German, griffe de diable in French, artiglio del diavolo, garra del diablo in Spanish, and garro-do-diabo in Portuguese. Midweek Monochrome
Can you still see the cracks in the lid? I glued it well, didn’t I? PS: The cracks are on the back. Square #8 in May: Reconstruct
The pews in this church have been changed to chairs. It’s more comfortable and more flexible catering for smaller congregations. This former chapel in a former fortress now youth hostel has practical chairs that totally clash with the old beams and stones. A modern type … Continue reading Empty and Not
This shoot belongs to the Greek god of wine, Dyonisus, and promises the harvest of juicy grapes in autumn and full bodied liquid for years to come. I’m always fascinated about the fresh green colour breaking forth from the gnarled, dark vine. Square #7 in … Continue reading #7 Dyonisus
You can’t pluck me yet as I still lack feathers but I already face the world with courage (and bread). Ragtag Daily Prompt: Plucky
Looks like he wants to put more than a single bun in this oven. FOWC with Fandango: Oven
Fairly non-descript, unadorned windows but their placement and the angles of the building make them more interesting. Monday Window
Rietberg is a hilltop in the front row of the Palatinate Forest and thus overlooking the Upper Rhine Valley. One can ride an old rickety chair lift or walk up to the Rietburg, a fortress built in the 13th century. The actual top behind the … Continue reading The Enchanted Forest on top of the Rietberg