The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Art for art’s sake
Moonlight
In 1960 Ted Herold, a German, at the time fairly well-known singer, aka Harald Walter Bernhard Schubring, had a no. 1 hit with the title “Moonlight”. I always assumed that it was a cover version of an English song but not so. It’s a German original, the only English word in the song is “moonlight”.
It’s not a bad song and it became the greatest hit of “the German Elvis”. If you want to check it out, here you go.
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Queen Victoria didn’t come for the church
Nice church the St Peter and Paul Church in Hochheim it is, though. Apparently, she came for the wine. And it’s not as bad as the story suggests – the English word “hock” for a cheap white wine apparently stems from that visit. Cee’s Fun … Continue reading Queen Victoria didn’t come for the church
Halloween mop up
This fellow stares at our school even though Halloween is now more than a week gone. I wonder if he’ll outlast Christmas? He did remind me of this other fellow: I took this photo on a cycling tour, the dark wooden shingles had caught my … Continue reading Halloween mop up
Home is where the rust is
Värikollaasit #472
Twosome
One Word Sunday: Shadow and as Margaret has pointed out, a double-dip with Bench Anniversary.
I am being followed
by a Moon Shadow #9 November Square
This part of Germany
Once upon a time there was this ridge of mountains from Basel to Frankfurt and then about 50 million years ago the middle part sank down and the ridge became a rift: the Upper Rhine Valley. On either side are mountain ranges, the higher altitude … Continue reading This part of Germany
Left on the branch
One to Three Challenge in November
It’s not the bucket
It’s what’s inside! Weekly Prompts Weekend Challenge: Bucket
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