Will I make it over the suspension bridge or not?
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Tag: Germany
More Wooden Geometry
The Lotharpfad is a walk through an area devastated by the hurricane Lothar in 1999. Unlike other places this area has been left untouched to experience how nature reacts and heals itself. In order not to disturb the ground one is walking only on wooden … Continue reading More Wooden Geometry
T Stands for Table
Monochrome Madness: The Letter T
It’s Happy Hour
Wordless Wednesday
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Not a Sore Throat
What a lozenge is in heraldry is a diamond or a rhomb in geometry. This crest is on top of a large vat in the Heidelberg castle – although not THE large vat in the castle but big enough (more than 5m tall, judging by … Continue reading Not a Sore Throat
Even Song
“Der Mond ist aufgegangen” is one of the best known poems in German literature not least because most people know it mainly as a song. The poem by Matthias Claudius, published in 1783, is one of the most lyrical poems I know. The moon is … Continue reading Even Song
Child’s Play
No matter how cold – water has an undeniable attraction for children. Water, Water Everywhere
An Odd Fish in the Bird Park
In one of the enclosures in the bird park in Viernheim one comes across this rare exhibit of flightless and featherless specimen. We were astaunded. And wondering about the backstory. The rest of the inhabitants are all of the avian kind.
Hoops Without the Hula
Geometric Square #17
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