Schwetzingen in Germany and Pàpa in Hungary are twinned towns. Schweizingen in one of the more prosperous areas of Germany has been helping citizens of the Hungarian town for years in various ways. This is the sign of the clothes’ collection point. They also collect kitchen utensils and wheeled walkers for elderly people.
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The old airport of Frankfurt. What a place to show for “conservation”! When the Frankfurt airport, the one that is today the hub of German air traffic, was built in the 1930s, Frankfurt already had an airport, near Bonames, an old part of the city. … Continue reading A Good Place to Rest
Floral Friday and Flower of the Day
I suppose these windows are joyful since I took them last week in the town of Freudenstadt = Joytown in the BHlack Forest. Thursday Trios
German beers are steeped in tradition. The breweries pride themselves in their long history. The Schmucker brewery in the Odenwald is no exception. The company history reaches back almost 300 years. Their emblem is a town dignitary in traditional garb from the Odenwald. His traditional … Continue reading Odenwälder Bier
Called “stone mannikins” in German, these little cairns abound in some places. They seem to prolifigate on their own accord.
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Wordless Wednesday
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Worked for the Wise Men, might work for me. In the velvet darkness,Of the blackest night,Burning bright,There’s a guiding star,No matter what or who you are — The Rocky Horror Picture Show Ragtag Daily Prompt: Guide
I feel extremely tired and lazy today (got inoculated this morning, one shot in every arm) so I’m just recycling a two-year-old post.
The quote has been attributed to Groucho Marx but the pun has probably been around longer than that.
This post was originally posted in August 2022 for Ragtag Daily Prompt: Wound.,
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PS: Tags seem to work again. Just when I was about to dazzle everybody with my tagging prowess (since I recycled an o
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