A fountain running with liquid gold. It may be a fairy tale. Unless it is poured in glasses. Cheers! Linked to Cosmic Photo Challenge: Liquid.
Author: eklastic
Zu alt, um nur zu spielen. Zu jung, um ohne Wunsch zu sein.
The enemy may be listening but we don’t care!
That’s the last picture on my SD card in February. It’s an sign from WWII and the equivalent of English posters of the time: “Careless talk costs lives” or “Loose lips sink ships”. We’d been on a run for Leap Year with some friends (the last one we did four years ago, wouldn’t you know?) and were caught in a thunderstorm. We took refuge in a local pub where we had food and drink to recuperate. This replica sign caught my attention when we left the pub.
To prove that I am not making this up, I’ll gladly share the second to last photo for February:
Linked to Bushboy’s request.
Topaasi – Topas – topaz
And another colour collage for Värikollasit based on these colours:
You can check out Värikollaasit for more colour collages with the same theme and find another one of mine, here.
Topaz goslings
Based on the colours of topaz and linked to Värikollaasit.
More topaz coloured collages can be found here, and another one here.
Based on these colours:
Oh, how the mighty have fallen!
This copper beech stood for 200 years in the abbey garden of Kloster Neuburg near Heidelberg. When it died, its wood was made into this sculpture.
For Six Word Saturday. More six word musings can be found there.
Out of their element
As I live at least 400km away from any coast I have to rely on old holiday photos and pictorial representations of sea creatures. In all cases, these were “out of their element”.
Linked to Friendly Friday: Sea Creatures.
Look at the clouds
Clouds – rain – spring – river – sea – evaporation – clouds – rain – – – the circle of life.
Can you see the newborn Lion King?
Clouds over hills and dales –
Clouds over the empty festival grounds which are home to the world largest beer festival once a year, the Münchner Oktoberfest.
And one big thick cloud and not nothing else.
A host of clouds behind a silhouette of trees.
And again stretching over hills
offering a peephole into the sky.
For Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Clouds.
Change can be challenging
The first day of school can be tough. A bright t-shirt as well as the “sugar cone” for the first day may help.
Maybe not. But it’s better than wearing dull clothes from the outset.
For On the Hunt for Joy: Wear Bright Clothes on Tough Days. More bright clothes may be found here.
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