The dragon got shafted – literally and figuratively.
All those depiction of St George thrusting his shaft into the dragon and killing him and that dragon is never bigger than a medium sized crocodile. How could such a small creature create such devastation?
The story got misconstrued to make St George into a hero. But marble statues don’t lie!!!
FOWC with Fandango: either Misconstrue or Shaft – take your pick
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Sometimes you hit a wall and you conclude that there is no way this way. Double-dipping for Ragtag Daily Prompt: Wall and FOWC with Fandango: Conclude
Monochrome Madness
Last on the SD card in my camera: Johnny, the neighbours’ cat eying me from under the table.
Last on the SD card in my cell phone: the wall of the neighbours – it was practically glowing in the setting son.
For Bushboy’s Last on the Card in September
And yet, they did. In the middle of a meadow. It’s just a wall. About 10 metres long, 2.5 metres high. No other structure around. So I guess it’s fair game for sprayers. And the taggers who just spray without artistic intention at least appreciated the panda and his dream of bamboo and let it be.
Linked to A Photo a Week Challenge: Cracked.
For Friday Fun: Wall Art.
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge is asking for patterns this week. If you watch out for them, you can’t miss them – they’re everywhere.
For more patterns click here.
Our house is built next to an old farmhouse and occasionally the wall is aglow, sort of a sunset by proxy.
This is particularly the case on summer evenings but if that is not enough to warrant the connection let me add that we live in “Summer Lane”.
And we shouldn’t forget the ultimate combination of summer and fire:
pictures imperfect blog 