FOWC with Fandango: Conservation
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The Surgical Legacy of a House
In 1770, this was the house and presumably the surgery of Nikolaus Seiler, by trade a Chirurgius. In 1791, the resident surgeon’s name was Johann Georg Lackert. And he again was succeed by Christoph Heinrich Hohbach. All of them surgeons in Ladenburg. Double-dipping for Ragtag … Continue reading The Surgical Legacy of a House
Not by the Hair of My Chinny-chin-chin!
From a school production of the Three Little Pigs about 25 years ago. And this was the Big Bad Wolf: FOWC with Fandango: Chin
I’m Being Deleted!!!
My posts don’t post (at least not all of them). My comments disappear. And no amount of screaming seems to help.
Aaaaaaaahhhhhh!
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I Was Working on the Hypothesis
that I would get home before the rain. Or before that snake wiould meet its target.
FOWC with Fandango: Hypothesis
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Every Inch a Caterpillar
FOWC with Fandango: Inch
It Sounds Cruel
This is the Hexenturm, the witches’ tower, in our town. Today it’s surrounded by residential buildings. People assume it was a prison for witches, possibly before they were burned at the stake.
The facts: This was never a prison. It was part of the town wall. We do have another tower which actually was used as a prison but there are no records of any witches ever burned or even imprisoned in our town. It is just a name and nobody really knows where it came from.
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Almost Pagan
Surrounded by a circle of pines this pyramid looks like the place has mystical or possibly religious significance. It’s on the path surrounding the local lake and the pyramid shows the four compass points, each side facing due North, East, South, and West.
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