While not really dinner, it’s food. This might be almost pure sugar but it is also comfort food coming with lots of memories: it was the staple diet at the public pool during summer in years gone by.
But I want to show something healthy as well, here are some carrots:
For A Photo a Week: What’s for dinner.
A family needs to put a
rocking horse
in their house.
For Cee’s Black & White Photo challenge: Things made from wood.
An ursine silhouette inviting you to sleep in his den.
Apples fall earthward. Newton noticed. Hence we call it Fallobst in German.
Two coeval generations waiting to cross the street.
I don’t know if the sculpture should communicate bliss but it certainly looks connubial.
Adorn yourself according to who you are.
Linked to Thursday’s Special: Pick a Word.
Click here for more: Ursine – earthward – coeval – connubial – adorned
Linked to Simply Snaps: Simply Blue.
“All our sweetest hours fly fastest.”
Virgil
More photos inspired by Virgil can be found at Travel with Intent.
In my hometown, our festival ist considered an additional season. For one glorious weekend the old part of the town is decorated with white and blue bunting and colourful lights and in many courtyards temporary taverns are opened serving wine, beer, local delicacies and in the last few years also more adventurous fares.
Linked to Simply Snaps: Simply Seasonal.
I must have misunderstood. K’lee and Dale asked for monochrome and I thought of monohorn. Ah well … here’s a bison horn.
Linked to Cosmic Photo Challenge: monochrome.
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