He was soaked on sight. FOWC with Fandango: Soak
He was soaked on sight. FOWC with Fandango: Soak
that rhinoceros iguana’s lunch. Which is why he scoffed it down. FOWC with Fandango: Scoff
of unknown kind One one my regular walks, wedged between vineyards, there is a meadow with fruit trees. What makes this particular meadow different is that there are only cherry trees, all different varieties, almost like a library of cherry cultivars. Some of these varieties … Continue reading Old Sweet Cherry
When the town of Bensheim started to renovate their historical residential buildings they wrote the names of the occupants and their occupations on them. This particular one has a varied history. It was built by a miller, then a tanner lived there, later a butcher … Continue reading Who Has Lived in This Pretty House?
For the life of me I don’t know what this combination of signs is supposed to tell me (and others): Don’t let your dog sh*t here. Think of the children. Private. Think of the children in the privacy of your own … lawn? Surely not. … Continue reading Very Confusing Signs
FOWC with Fandango: Onion
I normally look at the prompt, then knock my post together, and only then look at the other entries. Today, I saw Pat’s post and I couldn’t help but posting the above circulating structure. FOWC with Fandango: Circulate
FOWC with Fandango: Insconspicuous
Anything tickles your fancy? I can tell you what is NOT on my agenda, not today anyway: FOWC with Fandango: Agenda
This school in Mannheim, Germany was built around the turn of the last century as a so-called Volksschule. In the 1970s it was changed into a Gymnasium, (i.e. a place to exercise young minds and not bodies). In the early days they had separate entrances … Continue reading A Place of Learning