Hermannshof in Weinheim an der Bergstraße Thursday Trios
Tag: Germany
Rich-in-Peace Hundred-Waters Rainy-Day Tenebrous-Colour
The title is the literal translation of the name of the architect.
Wordless Wednesday
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Quartz Porphyry Quarry
I had planned a different free Monochrome Madness but when I saw Leanne’s rock I thought I try the same with my home. Since the quarry of my hometown is not even half as recognisable as Uluru I thought I’d better add the original colour … Continue reading Quartz Porphyry Quarry
The Windows of the Local Police Station
Monday Window
Ferry ‘cross the Nahe
A hand pulled ferry services hikers who want to cross the Nahe at Bad Münster am Stein. It’s been in service since 1721. Water, Water Everywhere
From Vinyards to Lavender Fields
Vineyards – rows and rows of wine to be. The arcade of the lake in Böblingen; the little canal in Weinheim’s old tanners’ quarter. The Leimbach which is supplying the water to various water features in the Schwetzingen Palace gardens. A lavender field in the … Continue reading From Vinyards to Lavender Fields
Too Big to Dust
That’s the crest on top of the huge wine vat in the cellar of the Heidelberg Castle – not the BIG vat, though, but quite big. And it’s dusty. FOWC with Fandango: Dusty
Telling Colour?
One Word Sunday: Red
