Dawn from The Day After asked to see Horizons for this week’s Monochrome Madness. Show us your lines in the distance, either linking to Dawn or to Monochrome Madness directly. The best horizons, the ultimate horizons are to be found at the seaside (NB: turn … Continue reading Horizontally Challenged
We were flying in a northwesterly direction on our way home, so we had a long sundown to admire.
Weekend Sky
Blue sky and a yellow umbrella. Blue sky with a red crane. Blue sky and a green plane. And the one photo where blue is the feature not the canvas: Brown sand and a blue crocodile. Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Blue Plus One
(Eat your heart out, Mark Twain!) This post is for all those who at one time or another have made fun of German and its ability to form seemingly endless compound nouns, e.g. Verkehrswegeplanungsbeschleunigungsgesetz or Gleichgewichtsdichtegradientenzentrifugation. In fact, the ability to create compound nouns can … Continue reading The Genius of the German Language
Eos brings the light again to Earth every morning, for a renewed day and a renewed world. Square #19 in May: Renew
If you fly your model airplane on the same runway as proper airplanes you better make sure you’re safe and wear your safety jacket. BTW: This model airplane is a replica of a “Rosinenbomber” (literally: raisin bomber).These planes supplied the inhabitants of Berlin with food … Continue reading It’s Important to Be Seen
Red on the ground.
Red in the water.
Red stuck in the air.
Weekly Prompts Colour Challenge: Red
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Rain moving over the Rhine Valley. Wet empty space around a cormorant as well as dry empty space around a two-seater airplane. Looking out from the Riedburg near Edenkoben into the clouds. The Carolingian church of the Lorsch Abbey, a UNESCO heritage site. I keep … Continue reading Empty But Not Meaningless
He has to ascertain that all the instruments are working and his machine is safe.
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