I noticed this picturesque yet broken shudder in our neighbourhood. I snapped a photo but I had this nagging feeling that I had photographed this particular window before. As it turns out, I did. Five and a half years earlier, during the first shut down. … Continue reading When Time Is not Kind
Can you still see the cracks in the lid? I glued it well, didn’t I? PS: The cracks are on the back. Square #8 in May: Reconstruct
Monday Window
The “Blasted Tower” of the Heidelberg Castle was blown up during the War of the Palatinate Succession at the end of the 17th century. Its walls are up to 6.50 metres thick. Like most of the castle it was built of
red sandstone. When the French troops blasted the tower it was partially destroyed, a huge chunk lies still today next to it and the innards are exposed.
Weekly Prompts Wednesday Challenge: Broken
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