These stickers are from the next city’s football club. They are absolutely hideous proclaiming “death and hate” and featuring grave robbers who are about to exhume German football heroes from 70 years back who played for “the other club”, 60 km to the west – because they are directed towards one particular club, aka “the arch enemy”. I find them (and other actions of the football hooligans) distasteful to the extreme.
The more ornate window – whether modern or classical – can cast interesting shadows. But shadows of spiral staircases can do your head in. #27 November Shadows
When I first started living near Darmstadt in 2005 the area southwest of the main station was brush. They started building sometime around 2010. These photos are from 2022. Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Professional Offices
SCNR, I’m currently binge watching a certain US American tv series with a certain English actor as the main character.
Once again, I started to look up the bare minimum of information to find a title for a Wordless Wednesday photo and I ended up learning so much that I just have to share: This is the Russian-orthodox church St. Elisbeth’s on Wiesbaden’s Neroberg. It … Continue reading The German-Russian Taj Mahal
“Holidays are necessary celebrations of human collectiveness. It reminds us we’re a part of society.”― Kailin Gow For atheists, everything in the world is enough and every day is holy. Every day is an atheist holiday. It’s a day that we’re alive.”― Penn Jillette, Every … Continue reading Happy Holidays!
These crenelated shadows are from the basilica of Einhard, the biographer and contemporary of Charlemagne. The basilica was built around 825 in Steinbach, near Michelstadt im Odenwald. This on the other hand, is a much smaller shadow of a collection of elvish clay characters contemporary … Continue reading Then and now
Now imagine the baby with it!
And then there is another illusion at play …
#25 November Shadows
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