kinetic energy is transformed into electricity.
And we get one step closer to energy autonomy.
Double dipping for Ragtag Daily Prompt: Wind
and FOWC with Fandango: Autonomy
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Tag: Germany
Is It Spring yet?
Where the Kanzelbach meets the Neckar. Spring is in the air but it cannot be seen yet here.
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Windows with Painted Frames
They were not really fully grown murals but interesting frames nevertheless. Monday Window
The Wall
The wall of the Marbach Stausee in the Odenwald retains 700,000 m³ water on average but can go up to 3,110,000 m³ at its maximum.
And a view from the other side, standing on the wall.
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Long Live the Empire!
In the 12th century, when Barbarossa was the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire he built a Palace in Kaiserslautern. He had eleven children from his second marriage, and at least one illegitimate daughter. But the people of Kaiserslautern know better: he had many, many illegitimate children and he passed on his red beard to all his male descendants. To this day, the men of Kaiserslautern check for red strands in their beards – a sure sign that they are the progeny of the great emperor.
No need to mention that my husband is a native of Kaiserslautern and yes, before it turned white he had a fair share of red hairs in his beard. No need to mention but I did anyway.
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An Allegory for Caring
“When admiring other people’s gardens, don’t forget to tend to your own flowers.”― Sanober Khan Wednesday Quotes: Looking After Yourself
They Were Sailing
while we were strolling. I haven’t seen too many sailing boats on the river Neckar but the crew of the “eli” were taking advantage of the beautiful weather yesterday.
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Windows in Murals
Monday Window
A Sunday Stroll
I’m pinching the title from Ruth – but it is so appropriate today. I’m still feeling bashed up but I can mange a leisurely scroll. The weather is far too good to stay at home. My husband joined me and we walked along the river … Continue reading A Sunday Stroll
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