The Sea of Stones near Reichenbach in the Odenwald – according to legend the rocks were thrown by a giant from the opposite hill.
Tag: Odenwald
Schriesheim Hill
Silent Sunday
Watersplatter Fountain
Well, it’s not a waterspout fountain.
Splash splatter drip drip drip drip drip drip drip drip drip drip
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Onomatopoeia
Windows with Antlers
I took this photo last Monday in the Odenwald and then I went to look for other windows with antlers in my archive.
Also from the Odenwald, with an added stag head (not a real one, obviously) .
This one is from the Alps, from the Kleinwalsertal – this curious part of Austria that can only reached from Germany.
Again from the Odenwald. I’ve posted this photo before but with so many antlers how could I not?
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Dragons Sleep in Slow Motion
That one tear, that tiny, salty, droplet of moisture is a means of escape.
Chase Brooks, Hello My Love 2
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I’m a Fan of Ancient Toilets
Inspired by Geriatrix’ toilet signs last week I consulted my archive and came up with these:
Arranged according to age:
A Roman toilet from around the 2nd century in a villa rustica near Höchst im Odenwald. The Windeck toilet with a long drop built around 1100 AD in Weinheim. The Tiefburg in Handschuhsheim is about 200 younger but features the same kind of jutty toilet. And the simple hole in a stone toilet in Oppède-le-vieux, also from the middle ages.
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