Macro Monday
Author: eklastic
Three Different Types of Open Space
A huge open space for most of the year in the middle of the city: the Wiesn, the place where the biggest Octoberfest in the world takes place each September.
Brandenburg is as flat as country can be and there is nothing like seemingly endless skies to feel out in the open.
At the other end of Germany, the flatness of the Upper Rhine Valley is bordered by the Odenwald on one side, the Pfälzer Wald on the other side.
It’s the sky in all three examples that purports the sense of open country.
Colour can enhance that sense of wideness.
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: In the big wide open spaces
Bright Prospects
I can’t announce yet that I’ve been vaccinated but I have a vaccination appointment! The possibility of getting inoculated against COVID-19 opened this morning for over 60-year-olds in our part of Germany and I’ve been trying since 6am this morning and I have now a definite date in 3 weeks! YEAH!
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Student Corps’ Motto – Not by Chance

One of the crests of a student corps, displayed at the Wachenburg in Weinheim, a castle built by these corps.
The Latin motto translates as “Neither by chance nor timidly”.
The Ragtag Daily Prompt: Chance
Locks of Wool
This is another photo of the cold morning after the cold night we had last week, threatening the new blooms on the espaliered trees in the orchard. The clouds are, I think, cirrocumulus floccus (meaning “look of wool”).

































