I sent out for marmite. That’s vegemite to you Aussies but with a better name and a better image: Anyway, I admit that my taste buds might have started out German but have mutated. Cellpic Sunday
From Wholesome to Hurtful
Let’s start with a bouquet of flowers in pleasing orange, yellow, and red. In autumn the warm colours of a vineyard is full of promise for the warm colours of next year’s wine. And talking about wine or Wein, this is the view of the old … Continue reading From Wholesome to Hurtful
The Sign May be Unconventional
the exploit is not. FOWC with Fandango: Unconventional
Floating and Fleeting
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Bubbles
Gone to Seed Means Strenuous Lift-off
Six Word Saturday
Green Isn’t Everything
but without green, nothing is anything. (Quote by Hans-Hermann Bentrup, a German agricultural economist.) Weekly Prompts Colour Challenge: Green
It’s Good the Great Green Earth to Roam
The title is a line from the poem The Joy of Little Things by Robert William Service (quoted from http://www.poetrysoup.com) FOWC with Fandango: Roam
The Bridges of Heidelberg
This is the river Neckar in Heidelberg as seen from the East. The first bridge, the stark metal construction is the bridge on top of the lock which regulates the different levels of water for boats and ships. It’s wide enough for cars but it’s closed … Continue reading The Bridges of Heidelberg
Poinsettia
For FOTD and Floral Friday, and I guess also for Mama Cormier’s New Flower since she also still has poinsettias around.
A Joy to Traveller’s and Others
I took this photo of a wild clematis last autumn. One of its common names is traveller’s joy. I immediately put it through the editing wringer and forgot to note down which features I used. It was done with photoscape, a freeware software. One-to-Three Photo Processing Challenge
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