
Martha asked for the noun moon and I never thought of the verb until she mentioned it. Honest!
But once the idea was there I couldn’t unthink it. Not with my fresh memory from last weekend’s campout.
I hope my attempt to soften the impact.
Lots of signs for cycle tracks around here. Some plain, just showing: this is for bicycles.
Some show directions and destinations.




There are also multi-purpose signs:
One direction to Mannheim, one to Heidelberg, one to Schwetzingen. And the scenic routes are:
Pan-European cycle track, the Rhine Valley cycle track, the asparagus route , the Kurpfalz route and the Leimbach route. Take your pick.
Cee’s Which Way Challenge: Any type of Signs
Monday Portrait
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Some women in Saudi wear a niqab. Some wear a niqab to Burns’ night.
Which begs the question: WHY?
Sometimes you have to dress if you go on a quest, that’s why. Particularly, an Adventure Quest.
Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge: Words with a q
Wordless Wednesday
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The “Blasted Tower” of the Heidelberg Castle was blown up during the War of the Palatinate Succession at the end of the 17th century. Its walls are up to 6.50 metres thick. Like most of the castle it was built of
red sandstone. When the French troops blasted the tower it was partially destroyed, a huge chunk lies still today next to it and the innards are exposed.
Weekly Prompts Wednesday Challenge: Broken
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“Human nature is like water. It takes the shape of its container.”
Wallace Stevens
The vase was on display in the National Glass Centre in Sunderland.
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