Burg Wildenstein has some steep stairs with slippery stone steps. If you don’t hold on to the rails you might get to the bottom faster than what you had planned. The stairs leading up to the bell tower of St Bartholomew Cathedral in Teplice have … Continue reading Below the Stairs
This is fossilised or petrified piece of a giant redwood tree found near Leipzig when mining for soft coal and said to be 30,000 years old. Why a local sparkling wine company from Nierstein decided to buy the piece to display it in front of … Continue reading I’m Petrified
Since it’s football time in Europe at the moment (that’s soccer to you Americans and South Africans), particularly in Germany since the country is hosting the UEFA Euro, I thought to take you to the cemetery in the next village, literally a kilometre from our … Continue reading A Topical Place
I was walking around the town centre of Wiesloch, a town just south of Heidelberg and here are some attractive houses with windows from there. And here is something kind of special: A photo (with windows) of the word’s first petrol station: Yes, that’s right. … Continue reading Windows from Wiesloch
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On many walks in woods or fields I come across old boundary stones marking the areas of villages and towns. Ragtag Daily Prompt: Marker
there are at least three minions. And behind this mouse is the Collini Center, a landmark building in Mannheim. Crows don’t really like to take a backseat. The black bird of the family. Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Behind
Out of the car window. Silent Sunday
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Open Wound
Six Word Saturday
