There were five gold rounds.
For Jude’s Twelve Days of Christmas


Wheelbarrows as art: painted on a length of hoarding, and hanging as an art installation, possibly.


Wheelbarrows as miniatures: with pebbles, and with a enjoyable load.


Wheelbarrows being worked hard: by a market stall holder and my favourite little worker of all.
Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge: Words ending with a W
Wordless Wednesday
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Reminiscing about the past year, I found many quotes meaning “never look back” (from such notable thinkers as Justin Bieber and the like). I don’t agree with this sentiment.
Then there were the quotes that “one needs to look back to go forward” from a quite few more renowned men and women. I rather agree – how can one learn anything without looking at it? – yet I’m also worried about stagnation and lack of drive.
And then I found this uncredited maxim:
It’s okay to look back at the past, just don’t stare.
Who is going to tell him?
Writer’s Quotes Wednesdays: Looking Back on 2022
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Castle Wildenstein is a spur castle, i.e. a castle built on a mountain peak as a fortification. It was built in the 13th century in the Swabian Alb, above the young Danube. Access is through a high wooden bridge on some spindly looking pillars.


This fortitude against capture would also be a weakness if the (small) army besieging the castle had enough time on its hand (and no one would come to the aide of the beleaguered castle inhabitants).


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Yes, I enjoy a salad.
Henry our Cat
Yes, well, maybe I should be listening to somebody else instead:
“Anyone who believes what a cat tells him deserves all he gets.”
Neil Gaiman, Stardust
Henry is having the last word.
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Red, gold and green … red, gold, and green … (and a little bit of white).