The town museum of Wiesloch is built next to the medieval defence tower. The windows are either barred or have striped shutters. In front is the old water well. The tower is called Dörndl (I couldn’t find an explanation, it just seems to be a … Continue reading The Local Museum in Wiesloch
Pedestrian bridge in Frankfurt, Louisa The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Passages and Pathways
I came upon the entrance of this park the other day (while on a run with Hashers, no camera, no time to even hold the phone properly) and was in awe. I’m also a little bit ashamed because I lived close to Darmstadt for almost … Continue reading A Teaser
Thanks to its ruined castle (thank you, France!) Heidelberg has been a tourist attraction for several hundreds of years. It became particularly popular during the Romantic era and many poets used it as inspiration for their writings. Since then it has never been unpopular and … Continue reading Alt Heidelberg, du feine
No hopscotch to be seen. But lots of hopscotch memories. This is the school yard of my primary school. When I was there there it was just a yard, no jungle gym, wooden or otherwise, just bare concrete. We enjoyed our breaks nevertheless. I remember marking hopscotch outlines on the ground and hopping to our heart’s content.
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Hopscotch
In the local park, the palace grounds of the Weinheim Schloss, there is an old lady and a modern lady. The sculpture of Diana, a replica of the Roman goddess of the hunt from the Louvre, was a bit worse for wear so she got … Continue reading Ladies and Boys
Wordless Wednesday
Weekend Sky
Water, Water Everywhere
Weekly Prompts had their monthly colour challenge yesterday. The colour was yellow. The prompt for Debbie’s One Word Sunday next week will be yellow. So I searched for yellow in my archive and came upon this yellow apartment building with many windows in Darmstadt. Perfect … Continue reading The Yellow House with many Windows
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