Driving in and around Frankfurt, you meet members of these organisations a lot.
Tag: Autokennzeichen
Much Obliged
And here are my special thanks to — oh, you know who you are!
A Formidable Opponent
The Ragtag Daily Prompt: Nemesis
What a choice!
First it goes
and then it goes
These are German registration plates. The people from the district Darmstadt-Dieburg have the choice between DI or DA for their first letters.
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Darkness.
Say it with a number plate
German car registration plates sometimes spell words. The first letters indicate the area where a car is from, the next one or two are random (but these days you can pick them as well.
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Sway.
When he can’t find his broomstick
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Magical.
Distant in three stages
Head – ship – mountain
And just because it fits another car registration plate from Frankfurt. I guess this Beamer will go far in life.
Linked to Friday Fun: distant.
Say it with signs
Car number plates are signs and in Germany they (sometimes) make words. I’ve been collecting them and here are all words I found on cars from F for Frankfurt.
I want to stay
now with the
season approaching. I think I can
this by dressing warmly.
I hope I won’t look too
wearing my fake
This should go
to letting me feel and look
For A Photo a Week: Signs. Check out more signs here.
M as in Max
German car number plates are abbreviations of the cities or regions the car is registered in. The larger cities have one letter – so M stands for Munich. And this car even has a name!
In wine growing regions the name of the vinyard is often written in large letters on walls. This M is part of the name Domberg in the Nahe region.
The M in the Ironman logo is very prominent.
I can’t help seeing an M in this crown or these dancing people.
More Ms or possibly Ns can e found here, linked to Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: letters M or N.
