Each year in early autumn the local farmer lets his geese out in a meadow next to the bike way. I often stop to get pictures. Hang on! That’s a strange goose … Let me have a closer look. Aha! The famous grey snake-neck goose. Ragtag Daily … Continue reading Interloper
We have gotten used to spelling mistakes on the internet. I’m old so I remember when texts were still edited and corrected and such errors being an exception. But spelling errors on posters, graffiti and the like have a longer life span than internet posts. I’ll … Continue reading Orthografikal Blunders
One Word Sunday: Line
I sent out for marmite. That’s vegemite to you Aussies but with a better name and a better image: Anyway, I admit that my taste buds might have started out German but have mutated. Cellpic Sunday
Let’s start with a bouquet of flowers in pleasing orange, yellow, and red. In autumn the warm colours of a vineyard is full of promise for the warm colours of next year’s wine. And talking about wine or Wein, this is the view of the old … Continue reading From Wholesome to Hurtful
the exploit is not. FOWC with Fandango: Unconventional
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Bubbles
Six Word Saturday
but without green, nothing is anything. (Quote by Hans-Hermann Bentrup, a German agricultural economist.) Weekly Prompts Colour Challenge: Green
The title is a line from the poem The Joy of Little Things by Robert William Service (quoted from http://www.poetrysoup.com) FOWC with Fandango: Roam
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