This is the back of an old house, looking on the little river Leimbach in Wiesloch. Monday Window
This is the back of an old house, looking on the little river Leimbach in Wiesloch. Monday Window
Sunrise, sunset, swiftly fly the years. Tevje’s words from the musical The Fiddler on the Roof seemed fitting. Even if I don’t do sunrises. My schedule this weekend didn’t really work with observing the sun going down so I’ve dipped into my archive and here … Continue reading Sunrise, Sunset, swiftly flow the days.
The German idiom: Even a blind chicken will occasionally find a grain of corn has the same meaning as the English one about every dog having its day. NB: I have no idea if this chicken is actually blind but the whole time I was … Continue reading Every Chicken Has Its Day
Macro Monday
Lens-Artists Challenge #305: Two Rectangles
Weekend Sky
The pond in the local park is the place to be for sex in early spring for the parents, and growing up in spring for the little ones. Nevertheless, they have to be protected. In early spring they troop to the pond regardless of any … Continue reading Protect Your Local Toads!
One Word Sunday: Welcome
The wines on offer – all from the same vintner – can vary. The decision to pick a bottle from the vending machine is a tough one. Double dipping for Ragtag Daily Prompt: Tough and FOWC with Fandango: Vary
Burg Wildenstein has some steep stairs with slippery stone steps. If you don’t hold on to the rails you might get to the bottom faster than what you had planned. The stairs leading up to the bell tower of St Bartholomew Cathedral in Teplice have … Continue reading Below the Stairs