In 1960 Ted Herold, a German, at the time fairly well-known singer, aka Harald Walter Bernhard Schubring, had a no. 1 hit with the title “Moonlight”. I always assumed that it was a cover version of an English song but not so. It’s a German original, the only English word in the song is “moonlight”.
It’s not a bad song and it became the greatest hit of “the German Elvis”. If you want to check it out, here you go.
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by a Moon Shadow #9 November Square
When the theme was announced I immediately thought of Shadow Moon, the main character of Neil Gaiman’s book American Gods. No cop out and just posting a still of the film with the actor, Ricky Whittle, I had to trawl my archives.
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This #07 November Square has to double dip with Floral Friday and Flower of the Day
#06 November Shadow
Their shadow is grey even during the day – and even if they are black like Henry. #4 November Shadows
In English, shade and shadow are two different things. In German, they are both the same: Schatten. And in the search for shade, I had to include this shot. He managed to get his head and upper body in the the shade, but not his … Continue reading Sought after shade
delivering squares for now 22 challenges (missed the first couple installments). #02 November Shadows
That little ferret is curious what lies around the corner. I know what it feels like.
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