Another alphabet contribution to Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: https://ceenphotography.com/2018/01/02/cees-fun-foto-challenge-t-needs-to-have-two-ts-anywhere-in-the-word/
2 for 1: butterflies displayed in vignettes. And as an added bonus: the German word for butterfly is Schmetterling – it also has 2 Ts.
For more alphabet fun have a look here.
Tourmaline is promising another 120 days feast of colour. Here is my entry for the first week (I used the holiday break to play ahead). I’m trying a different presentation for this year. Let’s see if I can / want to keep it up.
For other people’s interpretation of the colours click here:
These huts are housing amenities at a new playground in Mörlenbach, Germany. Perfectly appropriate to brighten the site, I think.
More Monday Murals can be found here.
And I could have used this for Travel with Intent‘s theme of the week: multicoloured.
It’s in the water, it swims, and it looks odd. Even if it is not a manatee.
Other photos inspired by the topic manatee may be found on One Word Photo Challenge.
Another colour collage for Värikollaasit. More sparkling collages can be found here.
And a happy new year for everyone!
Leftovers from my cake decorating adventure.
More multicoloured photos on One Word Sunday by Travel with Intent.
by candlelight. From the movie STARDUST.
Sorry I used twelve this time. For Six Word Saturday on Debbie’s Travel with Intent.
Reading names of towns with a foreign language in mind can be quite fun. I am NOT going to show you the town sign of the famous town in Austria beginning with F (only because I’ve never been there). But I hear that to get there you have to go to Kissing and Petting in Germany first before your cross the border and arrive in F.
My town signs are not quite as rude. But I’ve always wondered whether this town in Brandenburg, Germany:
should be twinned with this one in the Alsace region of France:
This is for A Photo a Week Challenge. Nancy was asking for signs.
The Andernach Geysir in the Eifel region of Germany is the highest cold-water geysir in the world. It is situated on a peninsula of the Moselle and only easily reachable by boat. During the summer season every couple of hours a boat with several hundred tourists takes the trip (going slowly so that there is enough time to have some coffee and cake, or a beer if one desires). The viewers walk a few hundered metres, arriving in time for the scheduled eruption, oooh and aaah appreciatevely and then return to the town. The water spray is indeed impressive, up to 60 metres high.
In Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, there is a high water fountain that only is switched on if the king is in residence in the palace. Hence, our private saying whenever we see a fountain: The king is in.
This is for Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge with the subject water. More watery pictures can be found here.
“I wonder if the snow loves the trees and fields, that it kisses them so gently?” (Lewis Carroll: Through the Looking Glass)
For the Thursday’s Special, Paula wrote: “I would like you to post again what you consider to be your best shot posted this year.” So I looked through all my photos and rediscovered some shots. That’s what I came up with tonight, if I were to look again tomorrow it might be a different one.
For other people’s bests click here.
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