





possibly not as white, certainly as pure.
Linked to Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: White.

Follow this sign on the bark of the trees and you are on the “Burgensteig”, a 120km hiking trail between Darmstadt and Heidelberg.

Oh-oh!

Squirrel like trees and love rough barks.

Crisscross patterns, climbing plants have been swallowed by the bark of this tree.

Close up of a tree bark.
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A bark and a living texture on top.
Linked to Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Texture. More textured photos can be found here.


Only one photo with lines – but I tried to have lots of different kinds of lines in the shot.
Linked to Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Lines.


Half a circle peeping over a roof – the full circle sports a star. But it is not a car roof.

A roof peeping through an arch or through a half circle.

Through lots of arches in the castle gardens of Schloss Neckarhausen.
Linked to Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Circles, Curves and Arches.

Cars and trucks photographed in the city. They are not very good pictures, rather taken on the go, but these trucks got my attention because of their paint jobs (mostly).

A Dutch visitor with words that either suggest a fat tree or “first we dig, then –> boom” (I do not speak Dutch, obviously).

“We want Wulle” – Wulle is a beer from a small, local brewery. The name is pretty close to my proper family name so it wasn’t just the nifty red paint job that caught my eye.

The team truck for a small football club. The “e.v.” stands for registered association.

An ice cream truck with the wonderful name of “The Ice Princes” on the side.

More advertising, for a house painting company this time. A very professional job.

As opposed to this fancyful job of an enthusiastic amateur.

And a neglected bus – nature will claim its own!

Not a truck but this official car of the RWC 2015 was spotted in Birmingham. A nod to the next Rugby World Cup happening right now. I wonder what the official RWC 2019 vehicles in Japan look like? Cherry blossom pink is my guess.
Linked to Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Cars and Trucks.