I happen to live in an area with one of the mildest climates in Germany. There always were lemon trees in the local park, bearing fruit but not fully ripe at the end of the summer. This year I was stunned to find these oranges? lemons? orange-coloured citrus fruits?
The title is, of course, a quote from Clockwork Orange.
More contributions to One Word Sunday can be found here.
And now for something completely different: I had prepared a posting for today (using Debbie’s preview) with an entirely different meaning. So as a bonus track, I add this:
for One Word Sunday:
– all day, every day.
In Munich, there is a “standing wave” in the Eisbach (literally: ice brook) just before this branch of the river Isar is routed underground and later joins the main river again. If the weather permits it, one can settle down at the banks and watch other people getting wet – while performing heroic deeds.
for: One Word Sunday – WET
Other wet pictures can be found here: https://travelwithintent.com/2017/10/01/wet-water-buffalo-vietnam/
Looking out from the Odenwald in Hesse over the upper Rhine valley. The wind turbines are all on the other side of the Rhine in the State of Rheinland-Pfalz (Rhineland-Palatinate) where politics were much more conducive to develop renewable power alternatives.
For OneWordSunday:
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