A shoot – but what is shooting here? Google wants me to believe it’s a peony – since I don’t know any better, I’ll go with it.
Monday Macro
Author: eklastic
Zu alt, um nur zu spielen. Zu jung, um ohne Wunsch zu sein.
Where do we go?
Hashers sing: “Our soles are heavenbound.” This one misunderstood the word sole though, methinks. Ragtag Daily Prompt: Sole
Pink Shingles
One Word Sunday: Pink
Hear ye! Hear ye! Hear ye!
The limit is 20 kmpH in this area! Cellpic Sunday in Hirschberg-Leutershausen
The inner courtyard
I wonder what it looks like. There can’t be much sun, maybe it’s just a place for garbage cans and bicycle racks.
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Record your activities!
On the left is the grandson’s wrist watch, clocking his steps and his heart rate and the weather and … the time.
Meanwhile, grandma is dragged kicking and screaming into the digital age. The new watch on the right hasn’t even been properly put in action yet.
Ready for some bird watching?
This week’s Weekly Prompts Colour Challenge: Yellow gave me the added challenge NOT to use daffodils, not dandelions, not flowers at all and that was really hard at this time of year. I found an alternnative though:
Church spires
Bad Kreuznach – the standard two churches with spires in a small German town but the three windows in the tower qualifies for Thursday Trios. Hirschberg-Großsachsen – a trio of church towers in one village – the protestant church on the left, the catholic church … Continue reading Church spires
A proponent of French German friendship
This sculpture by Tomi Ungerer, called either Aqueduct of Janus or Janus fountain (l’Aqueduc de Janus or Fontaine de Janus), signifies the double culture of Strasbourg, shaped by France and Germany in equal measure. It features a double sided Janus head looking in two directions, west and east.
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