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One Word Picture Challenge – lock.
Tag: OWPC
“I recognise the lion by his paw.”
Supposedly a quote by Swiss mathematician Jakob I. Bernoulli*. In this case, though, it should have been “her paw”.
*I couldn’t find a verification in German, his native tongue. He was born and raised in Basel, Switzerland.
for the One Word Photo Challenge: Lion
More lions can be found here.
When you wish upon a star I
Who said linoleum had to be on the floor?
The word for the One Word Photo Challenge this week is: Linoleum. Here –> are more.
Alice doesn’t live here anymore
This is for the One Word Photo Challenge. More photos with the subject “letter” can be found here.
The good ones go in the pot
The prompt for Tourmaline’s challenge reads: “If you want to share a literal image of the actual word, do that. But if you’d rather play with word association, post something that reminds you of the specific word, or something you use the word for, do so. It only has to make sense to you.”
Here is my offering for the prompt “lense”.
(Hint: If you speak German you’ll understand. – “Die guten ins Töpfchen”)
Other photos for One Word Photo Challenge with the topic lense can be found here.
A school of ladybugs
These ladybugs were a nursery school group taking part in a spring parade.
for the One Word Photo Challenge: Ladybug
More ladybugs can be found here.
Woof! a-ha- …
Guardian of the Universe Jewellery Shop:
for One Word Photo Challenge: Jewellery
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