the curved one to God. A quote by Antoni Gaudi. When the Rhine was partially straightened in the 19th century many oxbow lakes were created and with them local recreation areas. Some are quiet areas or nature reserves with limited access, some are for more … Continue reading The straight line belongs to men
Play’s finish for today. Put your toy away. Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Cars
that rhinoceros iguana’s lunch. Which is why he scoffed it down. FOWC with Fandango: Scoff
she’d been to the tattoo shop again. Ragtag Daily Prompt: Ink
Today we go to the one-dollar store if we want to spend a little money on a trifling matter. In days gone by people had to wait for peddlers come around for those little necessities. At the country fair a better-off peddler might even said … Continue reading Cheap Jack
of unknown kind One one my regular walks, wedged between vineyards, there is a meadow with fruit trees. What makes this particular meadow different is that there are only cherry trees, all different varieties, almost like a library of cherry cultivars. Some of these varieties … Continue reading Old Sweet Cherry
If you live in the middle of central Europe (sic) open spaces are not that easy to find. Unless you fiddle a bit with the perspective. Or you can pack your things and look for some really open horizons: The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Wide Open … Continue reading How Open Can You Go?
Monday Window
The former hostel “The White Horse” in Nierstein. A former butcher’s sign in Bergen-Enkheim, Frankfurt. I’m a Fan of …
Water, Water Everywhere
