The last pic on my camera’s SD-card. I was shaking so hard it shows in the pic. It’s the last on the phone SD-card – an edible mummy! Last on the Card in October
The last pic on my camera’s SD-card. I was shaking so hard it shows in the pic. It’s the last on the phone SD-card – an edible mummy! Last on the Card in October
Six Word Saturday
I haven’t been as diligent with the Tourmaline’s October Challenge as I wanted to be but, you know, life … But I had to post a final picture not just to end this challenge but to remember her Halloween Challenges of Octobers past. This particular Halloween photo was taken last week when I came across a house with a front yard overflowing with Halloween decorations (not all that common in Germany). In a town called Seligenstadt of all things (a possible translations might be “town of the blessed ones” or “Beatified Town). AI on my phone did the rest.
Tourmaline’s October Daily Share Challenge #30
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This fellow stares at our school even though Halloween is now more than a week gone. I wonder if he’ll outlast Christmas? He did remind me of this other fellow: I took this photo on a cycling tour, the dark wooden shingles had caught my … Continue reading Halloween mop up
We went to a local park, decorated for Halloween and with a few ghastly attractions. Oops, Freudian slip, they were ghostly. The whole event was geared towards little ones (which was not very well communicated) and the there was rather a manageable number of things … Continue reading Through a mirror darkly
I’m not much of a selfie fan but in this case it served a purpose – to show our neighbours that their cat Johnnywas doing well and eating well and had company while guzzling down his food. The carved pumpkin was one of many on … Continue reading Assisted Pumpkin or Halloween Feeding
Thursday Trios
Because it’s Halloween and the there will be trick or treaters – at least husband, son, grandson. Cellpic Sunday
I recently read an article about crows hiding nuts in autumn. If they think they have been observed by fellow crows, they do so anyway — and come back later on their own and put their stash to a different hiding place. They don’t trust each other and are clever enough to do something about it!
And since it is October and Halloween is almost upon us, here is my bonus photo about nuts. I also have a problem to hide these – from my husband and myself, that is.