
The water tower between Edingen and Neckarhausen near Heidelberg overlooking the not the cotton fields but the strawberry fields of the area.
When one thinks of sphinxes one normally thinks of Egypt. But the mythical creatures have settled in different parts of Europe. They often appear in twos.
This magnificent sphinx looks down from the top of the National Gallery in Edinburgh.
This more modern interpretation of a sphinx sits on Victoria Square in Birmingham.


Even more modern is this standing sphinx seen near the lake in Böblingen. Unfortunately, a victim of a bad paint job.
Sphinxes seem to be drawn to museums. This Art Nouveau specimen crowns the cupola of the Wiesbaden museum together with two non-sphinx companions.
And finally, this rather buxom beauty and its twin sit – of all places – in front of a tomb in a cemetery in Heidelberg.
The forest on the northern side of the river Neckar near Heidelberg.
And the forest on the other of the Neckar with the hotel above the Heidelberg Castle called Molkenkur.
Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge: Forest or Dark Green
Wordless Wednesday
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And all of the above: A flaming skyline ablaze. Salient bastion against the night. Thursday Special: Pick a Word – April 2022
Standing up or sitting down?
This has become a controversial topic these past years:

Of course, I’m told there is a third option.

Friday Fun: Paddling
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Tough.